Kunal Khemu makes a comeback with ‘Bhaag Johnny’ opposite Zoa Morani. Even though he seems to be decent actor but luck makes him land up with bad projects every time. The storyline of the movie is unique and the concept too is different, however, there is much more required to make a sensible movie. And this is where everything comes to a halt. The pathetic twists and turns are at their worst. The star cast especially Kunal Khemu does try his best to save the movie but to no avail. Iranian model, Mandana Karimi is making her bollywood debut with this movie. I would suggest you watch the movie only if you have nothing better to do this weekend, and that your life is so traumatized with your daily schedule, that you want to see how miserable it can get.

A unique concept does not necessarily make a good film. Kunal Kemmu and Zoa Morani starrer Bhaag Johnny falls tragically short of being the zany, fast-paced and gritty thriller it aspires to be.  However, Bhaag Johnny is reduced to being a mangled mess of confused storytelling, half-hearted acting and stylised action, set pieces that seem more forced than seamless. If you ask me, you'd do well to just let Johnny escape this weekend and find something actually fun to do instead.

The whole exercise of presenting these twin stories with the same protagonist displaying contrasting behaviour is interesting. However, the motive of the crime itself is too cliched and the chase has zero thrill or suspense. Instead of making you nervous, it makes you go to sleep. To add to the existing woes are songs and lame romantic tracks. The intention must have been to give Jason Bourne like film a sci-fi twist. Sadly, this film lacks the pace, tension or thrill of the Bourne series as well as the sci-fi adventures. Kunal is confident, Zoa pleasant and Manasi Scott effective as a shrewd businesswoman. The stunts are decent as well. It's the story that doesn't bhaag enough. It's too stagnant and drab for a thriller.