Based on the 1959 US four-and-a-half minute broadcast skits, "Peabody's Improbable History", the film is a father-son bonding adventure film laced with history and time-travel.
It's tough if not impossible to make a politically correct film about a rich girl falling in love with her kidnapper. To a very large extent, "Highway" manages to travel a credible road, letting the sleeping dogs lie by simply believing in Veera's truth (for whatever it may be worth).
No over-saturated soundtrack, no creaking doors, and most surprising of all - no busty women and that in itself is reason enough to applaud this film
Gunday is a dumbed-down version of Yash Chopra's classic "Deewaar" where the boy from world of poverty grew up to a life of glamorized crime.