Bombay High Court Judge Slams Ajay Devgn and Rohit Shetty’s Singham —
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Bombay High Court Judge Criticizes Singham
Singham, featuring Ajay Devgn, has been a highly acclaimed police film in the Indian film industry for more than ten years. Rohit Shetty’s directorial approach has appealed to the masses with its portrayal of police officers, but it seems that the judge of the Bombay High Court holds a different perspective.
Recently, at a gathering organized by the Indian Police Foundation to commemorate its annual day and Police Reforms Day, Justice Gautam Patel criticized Ajay and Rohit’s Singham and its depiction of law enforcement officials.
Gautam Patel, the esteemed judge of the Bombay High Court, expressed, “In movies, the police often criticize judges who are portrayed as meek, timid, bespectacled, and poorly dressed.”
“They accuse the courts of allowing the guilty to escape punishment. The hero cop single-handedly brings justice,” he added.
Patel further questioned, “The film particularly showcases a climax scene where the entire police force confronts a politician played by Prakash Raj… and suggests that justice has been served. But I ask, has it truly been served?” and “How dangerous is this message?”
Bombay High Court Judge Slams Singham
Singham, starring Ajay Devgn, has been one of the most celebrated cop films in Bollywood for over a decade now. Rohit Shetty’s directorial went massy while portraying the cop image, and it seems that the judge of the Bombay High Court has a certain opinion about it.
Recently, at an event organised by the Indian Police Foundation to celebrate its annual day and Police Reforms Day, Justice Gautam Patel slammed Ajay and Rohit’s Singham and its portrayal of cops.
Gautam Patel, the judge of the Bombay High Court, shared, “In movies, police rail against judges who are shown as docile, timid, thickly spectacled, and often very badly dressed.”
“They accuse the courts of letting the guilty go. The hero cop delivers justice single-handedly,” he added.
Patel further said, “The movie has especially shown in its climax scene where the entire police force descends on a politician played by Prakash Raj…and shows that justice has now been served. But I ask, Has it?” and How dangerous is that message?”
