Money makes the world of "Luck" go around unapologetically.
Let's get one thing straight. This is a film about subverted heroes. People who need big money so desperately they are willing to participate in a crazy game of life and death orchestrated by a man who has turned betting on human beings into a galloping global industry. Sanjay Dutt strides across the wide screen and its accompanying pomp and paraphernalia with aplomb. He's accompanied by a cast that knows this film means macho business. However, the real heroes of this tale of perverse heroism are the action by Allan Amin, dialogues by Soham Shah, locations -- ranging from the super-rugged to the ultra-chic -- the thundering background score by Amar Mohile and the cinematography of Santosh Thundiyil. All these technical components enrich the experience of watching an extended video-game done at an adrenaline-defying speed. Publish Post So is "Luck" just a series of action sequences threaded together? To a large extent the skills that have gone into Shah's storyte...