Luck is good catch for people who love action packed thrillers. Although the story lacks in some places but the action sequences are amazing. The entire star cast has retained the real spirit of their characters.

Luck, directed by Soham Shah, has at least four stylised thrilling sequences. The only fault in the movie is the weak storyline. Written by Soham Shah and Rensil D'Silva, the movie loses its charm in the second hour. It seems that romance has been added as an extra element whereas climax seems to have been dragged.

The thrilling action sequences are the only eye catching point of this movie. Shruti Haasan's double role fails to put an impact on the audience.

The game of death, the revolver sequence (the first challenge), the helicopter jump, the underwater sequence with sharks and the train sequence are charged with action and thrill never witnessed by Bollywood.

Luck remains true to the film's core concept 'hat ke'. The movie transports you to different world where luck and survival is betted by money.

Sanju plays the role of mafia kingpin Musa with a natural ease and comfort. Imran seems to be maturing as an actor with his each new movie. Shruti Haasan's performance is fine. Ravi Kishan still catches our eye with his performance. Mithun Chakraborty and Danny Denzongpa have done full justice to their roles.