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A suspended cop joins hands with inspector Mahadev Bhonsle to free the city from underworld.

Year

2012

Duration

2h 21m

IMDb

3.2

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Cast

Ram Gopal Varma

Director

Sanjay Dutt

Inspector Mahadev Bhosle

Rana Daggubati

Inspector Shivnarayan

Cast

Ram Gopal Varma

Director

Sanjay Dutt

Inspector Mahadev Bhosle

Rana Daggubati

Inspector Shivnarayan

Lakshmi Manchu

Mrs. Padmini Mahadev Bhosale

Vijay Raaz

Sawatya

Anjana Sukhani

Dr. Bharati

Neeraj Vora

Lalchand

Neeraj Vora

Valchand

Amitabh Bachchan

Sarjeroa Gaikwad

Nathalia Kaur

Item

Daisy Shah

Dancer

Madhu Shalini

Naseer

Abhimanyu Singh

D.K

RS

Ravi Singh

Shooter (Beggar)

DC

Dheer Charan Srivastav

Shukala

AT

Amir Tadwalkar

Gangster

Deepak Tijori

Dhanajee

NG

Nilesh Girkar

Writer

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10 Comments

chukwuezesamuelJun 15, 2025

This is the worst movie ever made in Indian film history. It is an amalgam of awful screenplay,horrible direction and poor action action. Nothing is even close to good.It is better not to watch the movie. I do not know why Ram Gopal Varma keep making lousy movies. I went to the movie not expecting much fun but to just pass the time . But the movie is so bad that i came back with a headache.If you want to make a good movie, focus on the story, on speeches, on the intellect, on actual acting instead of crappy action I can see for free on a TV series My rating for this movie is 0.P.S. I think the people who rate this film more than a 5 either haven't watched the other Underworld films, were paid-off, or are insane. It just doesn't deserve anything more than a pass.

Bénie Bak chouJun 15, 2025

Truly groundbreaking film if you can tolerate the crazy camera-work. Shot with Canon EOS 5D SLR's featuring some of the oddest camera angles you will never experience from pursuing your own life. Almost turns the world upside down - even the action contains some kind of inner strength trying to escape. If absolute power corrupts absolutely then the real education of this film is the twisting nature of corruption as it rises to the top. Ignore the critical reviews - this isn't a typical Bollywood movie, except for the soundtrack. More art-house meets Matrix with an impenetrable logic. Enjoy..

ANGEOMay 6, 2023

kumba willanApr 28, 2023

This was the worst movie I have ever seen. Amitabh bachan and Sunay duty both are my fav actors but this movie is complete disaster.

limakatso1988Apr 28, 2023

Ram Gopal Varma coming up with his Rogue Methodology (using many tiny digital cameras) along with Amitabh Bachchan and Sanjay Dutt excited me a lot before the release of DEPARTMENT. But a recent interview of the director raised a strong doubt in which RGV loudly said that "A story can fail but genuinely innovative technique can never fail." I frankly couldn't agree to this unacceptable statement from the director which in fact was repeatedly proved wrong by his own failures in the last few years. So it was a mixed bag of expectations while entering into the theater with the doubt scoring more than the positivity. Now as the lights went off, the film right away started with an action sequence and within next 30 minutes I was sure that my doubt was once again the winner here since DEPARTMENT had nothing in it which could be associated with the brand RGV. The film never picks up in its first half and post intermission too it fails to enthrall the viewer with the same 'seen before' twists in the old tale revolving around the underworld, police and politicians nexus. Putting it straight, there is no RGV in this RGV film and DEPARTMENT can easily be included in the 5 weakest movies from the master film-maker in his entire career. Yes, it does have many fresh camera angles and shooting techniques with some amazing results on the screen. But more than 95% of the people don't go to movies for only watching their technical achievements. They are there in the theater for some thrill, for some entertainment which is not visible anywhere in this film from start to finish. It doesn't have anything new as far as its storyline is concerned. It doesn't impress you with its action sequences, confronting scenes or dialogues. And it also has some pretty bad songs thrown in regularly just unlike a RGV film. On top of that the film has a loud and annoying background score which keeps experimenting with each new sequence bringing in some new sounds. So there is no consistency in the score which eventually fails to generate any hard hitting impact on the viewer as previously seen in RGV's famous hits. And this is the same director whose film's background scores used to be the talk of the town few years back. In the performance section the film disappoints big time despite of having two big names of the industry. Sanjay Dutt is the same old cop as witnessed before. Rana Dagubati tries hard but remains emotionless throughout the film. Abhimanyu Singh overacts in his role along with Madhu Shalini and both Vijay Raaz and Deepak Tijori remain wasted. The over famous item girl Nathalia Kaur shows no promise with her weird & suggestive kind of dance performance in the minimum clothes. So the only saviors in the cast are Amitabh Bachchan and the two ladies Anjana Sukhani & Laxmi Manchu performing well in their short roles. But RGV and his DEPARTMENT together made me recall the time of late 80s & early 90s, when we all used to go to watch each and every new film of Amitabh with great enthusiasm and spirit, only to return with a lot of sadness and disappointment. In the present times, Ram Gopal Varma is now again giving us the same kind of feeling of watching all those unsuccessful films of Amitabh with every new project from his so called Factory. There was a time when movie lovers eagerly used to wait for RGVs next project and felt over-excited to see all the novel things in his path- breaking films. However now its time RGV should realize that "It is the script which actually requires to be considered more important than the technology and the technique alone cannot result in a HIT". May be he now admits the mistake after DEPARTMENT and returns to his good old form in his next.at least for the sake of all his die-hard fans like myself since SHIVA.

BryATK✨Apr 28, 2023

It is hard to believe that this films comes from Ram Gopal Verma who has previously directed great films like Satya, Shiva and Rangeela. In this film he even managed to be get the worst ever performance from Amitab Bacchan. I have wasted nearly 3 hours of my life that I will never get back now, watching this film . Mr Ram Gopal Verma should serious think of a career change - How about starting a chain of tea stalls on bicycles. The only reason I have given it 1 rating is because IMDb won't allow any lower it actually deserves a -10. If you were to pick 10 students from your college who have never acted before I'm sure they will do a better job than the actors in this film.

فتبينوا ♥️🫀Apr 28, 2023

I was so not interested in watching this movie, but here I was for I wanted to see how bad it could be. Two and half hours of comedy and torture, together! RGV has gone nuts!! Overall, a disappointing film. Ram Gopal Varma has definitely got the talent, no doubt about that. But he seems to ditch it and tries to make some dumb-ass films at times. Department just happens to be one of those films. Can the real RGV please stand up?? Acting: 5/10 Story-Screenplay-Direction: 4/10 Technical Aspects: 5/10 Is it worth your time and money??: I so wanna say yes for I want you to go through what I went through. But I'll be nice and request you to stay away from Department. RGV has gone bonkers, and so will you if you do go watch it. Stay away!! For a detailed review, please visit sasikanth.me :)

🔥3issam🔥Apr 28, 2023

RGV is loosing his touch. Movies like Aag are disgrace to his portfolio of movies. The movie is good, story is "OK" but the actors are promising. The camera makes you feel dizzy! Cinematography is not up to the level and the camera quality is not good. The direction overall is very casual and doesn't portray what the film actually says. I would say that such movies are based on internal topics of the country and you need more research and it should leave a social message in the end to the audience. The maturity in direction is depleting. Rana Daggubati can really act well and lives unto his role. Watch the movie because Sanjay Dutt and Amitabh Bachhan are in it not for the director. At least not this time!

Esibae🇬🇭♍Apr 28, 2023

Truly groundbreaking film if you can tolerate the crazy camera-work. Shot with Canon EOS 5D SLR's featuring some of the oddest camera angles you will never experience from pursuing your own life. Almost turns the world upside down - even the action contains some kind of inner strength trying to escape. If absolute power corrupts absolutely then the real education of this film is the twisting nature of corruption as it rises to the top. Ignore the critical reviews - this isn't a typical Bollywood movie, except for the soundtrack. More art-house meets Matrix with an impenetrable logic. Enjoy..

Black CoffeeApr 28, 2023

I can not write a review on the whole movie, since it was so pathetic that I cant watch it for more than half and hour. The worse thing were the camera angles, it seems like if a kid have never handled the camera before is shooting the movie for the fun. It would have been a complete torture if I had to watch the whole movie. I am big fan of Amitabh B. and Sanjay Dutt but this movie was unbearable! This movie is: Pathetic and Crap. Ram gopal Verma have some real guts to repeat it again after the so called'' Ramu ki Aag' and Amitabh should be given an equal credit for signing this. By far the This is the worst movie ever made in Indian film history. Stay away!!!