On the whole, QGM is as delicious as Mrs Murugan's dosais.
gave 3.5 out of 5, saying 'From his two-minute life span on a music channel, Quick Gun Murugan has come a long way indeed and deserves this full-length feature dedicated to our very own Indian Cowboy with a buckle to die for (Stylists, may I please have a replica of the same?!). Harish V of gave a negative score of 1.5 out of 5 stars and said "Think before you step in, Mind it !!" and "Go for this if you have time to spare and you haven't seen the trailers of the movie yet."
Robin Gurung in a guest appearance as a boka cameraman. Finally, Murugun is able to succeed in his mission by defeating Rice Plate Reddy. Realizing that he too loves Mango Dolly, he tells her that he too loves her and that she can "stay with him". While dying, she expresses her love to Murugun. He is torn between Mango Dolly, who loves him secretly, and his first love Locket Lover. Murugun enters into a battle that spans time and space, from a small south Indian village to Heaven and then finally to cosmopolitan Mumbai across 25 years. He has to do something good for the world, so he believes that vegetarianism is the need of the hour. Murugun is a typical vegetarian cowboy who made himself into Quick Gun Murugan. The film revolves around the adventures of Murugun along with his love-to-be Mango Dolly and Locket Lover. Great fun.Quick Gun Murugun is an unlikely superhero, a South Indian Tamil cowboy whose duty is to protect the world against arch villain restaurant owner Rice Plate Reddy, who wants to create the ultimate non-vegetarian dosa. Some of the songs outstay their welcome and end up sounding like pleasant ad jingles - fun but not memorable on first-listen - but when this soundtrack hits its target, its all bullseye. Ragamuffin Mix pleasantly reworks Kuchi Kuchi Twist, but the need for these four remixes is most debatable.Īll in all, this is a pretty amusing album, one that stays impressively true to its cheesy-spoofy theme. Another Chat Mangni remix is called Aunties On The Dance Floor, and it sounds like a perfect track to stumble drunkenly around to. Space Goddess is the Chat Mangni remix, outstripping the original for sure, after which comes the Mind It remix, a significantly annoying take on an originally good song. Oh, and this is the one where the lyrics really are a blast. Kuchi Kuchi Twist is breezy and more of the same, sambhar poured over standard songtypes, but things really shine with the spoofy yet sexy Mera Naam Mango Dolly, a breathy cabaret number that can hold its own against the best of 'em. This one's a bonafide theme song, a lovely track somewhat let down by its lyric - but this is trueblue Western stuff, while familiar in spirit to legendary themes of yore, and deserves a hand.Ĭhat Mangni Lover starts off interestingly, a retro ballad that eventually sounds too predictable to be much fun - but its 'little flower' chorus can sure make for great backdrop to fun visuals. The sombrero is next doffed towards the legendary Ennio Morricone, the man who composed the greatest Western themes in history. It's a genuine bhangra track soaked in sambhar, and things only get more interesting with Kyoon Keeda Hai Aapko, a wittily written carnatic-cool track. Mind It is described as a Tamil Bhangra, and it is with this song that the album really starts sounding innovative. It's a song that keeps it simple, and while the singing leaves some stuff to be desired, the cheerleader-style chorus is great fun. Murugan Superstar is a ridiculously happy Raghu Dixit composition, light and frothy. The album opens with a Dialogue Mix, and for all of us fond of Channel V's iconic bovine-lovin cowboy, we're in for a Murugan fix as the exaggerated yet alarmingly realistic Southern gunslinger is back in all his corny glory.
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