And before you assume this is a mountain method for abortion, he offers her a glass of milk, requesting she let him keep the baby. This superlative plan however leads to a pregnancy and Shivaay zips her home from the clinic, driving maniacally.
When one such Bulgarian PYT, Olga (Erika Kaar) takes to his hillbilly ways, the two decide to make the most of her few days in India. Splayed shirtless on a snow-clad peak with a baby bong in his hand is Shivaay (Ajay Devgn), a mountaineering expert who splits his time between assisting the Indian Army, heading trekking tours and flirting with unsuspecting tourists. In a sobby, slurry monologue, a female character summarises her rant with, “Main khud bhi nahin jaanti main kya keh rahi hoon.” So, the dialogues, the story and a few other nuts and bolts may be an afterthought but when have they come in the way of telling a grade A action thriller? Hoping for more would be setting yourself up for disappointment. The constitution of Ajay Devgn films is much like those starring Jason Statham: a mega canvas, heart-thumping stunts, car crashes that will inspire gaming companies and punches that disfigure the receiver.
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