Description (English)

framed by the infamous gangster, Khokha Singh; Satyadevi Singh, an honest police inspector, gets a life sentence in jail.

She hopes to get her three sons, Shakti, Anand and Romi, to avenge this massacre, but the three part ways and due to this separation they develop hatred for each other.

They all take different jobs and identities in life.

Films like “Trimurti” as well as “Razia Sultan”, “Vijay” and “Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja” have been considered as the most fraudulent productions by the biggest filmmakers of all time.

Despite the great publicity shown, they were one of the biggest flops of all time. After watching “Trimurti” I realized that it is not the terrible movie most people said about it.

But I would call it a wasted effort in terms of direction, performance and production values. The reason is obvious, the predictable story and its immature presentation.

The story revolves around three brothers and their mother who get separated and take revenge with the villains.

Perhaps this story has been repeated for the fifteenth time in Indian films. Drawing an analogy with a song from the same movie “Very Good Very Bad”, the worst thing about the movie is the most important thing in the story.

And good things are good performances from Jackie Shroff, Anil Kapoor, Saeed Jaffrey and Priya Tendulkar. Shah Rukh Khan is overacting and unbearable most of the time.

Although Mukul Anand was the director of the film, Subhash Ghai’s directorial taste is visible everywhere in photography.

Apart from the great locations, the choreography of some of the songs also features good sets.

Overall, this failed stalwart lost some decent performances and direction which is no better than a B grade film in its storytelling, and it goes on for an exceptional length of time.

Trimurti was a film that a lot of people were dying to see when it was first advertised.

It had good directors and producers Subhash Ghai and Mukul Anand. On top of that it had a stellar star cast of Anil, Shah Rukh and Jackie in a film.

No disrespect to any heroine in movies, but I don’t know who they are. The film must have at least one actress with a famous face. Madhuri Dixit, Kajol or Juhi.

Even low key actresses like Mamta and Shilpa Shirodkar would have been a better choice at that time.

The villain has done a good job in this film though I would prefer a famous person like Amrish Puri or Kader Khan. Originally Sanjay Dutt was supposed to be a gangster brother in this film, but he was in jail.

It would have been better if it starred Anil Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan and Sanjay Dutt as three brothers. No offense to Jackie Shroff who is a fine actor, but the other three are brilliant actors.

Anil Kapoor did well and in my opinion he was the best of the three. Jackie Shroff was very boring in this film and that’s why I didn’t like him.

Shahrukh Khan, who starred in Baazigar, Darr, Anjaam, DDLJ before the release of this film, acted very fondly.

It’s hard to believe, I’m a huge Shah Rukh Khan fan, but Shah Rukh Khan didn’t do as well in this film as he always does. He didn’t fit the character. It’s still a good watch anyway.

Trimurti is about 3 hours long….don’t know if anyone will be patient enough to sit in it.

The story follows 3 brothers who are separated from their parents due to bad circumstances created by an evil tantrik, and how they soon come together to fight evil.

Good locations where the film has been shot, some action sequences, some dialogues, songs, some comedy scenes, Anil Kapoor is undoubtedly the best actor in the film, followed by Jackie Shroff.

Bad – Too much overacting, especially by Shah Rukh Khan. I think he was not even needed in the film. Also the film is very long, some editing is weak, some things are unbelievable.

This movie is watchable but could not play.

This film is one of the worst films ever made in India. Shame on watching crap movie with 3 top actors

(Jackie Shroff, Anil Kapoor and Shah Rukh Khan) With the most successful producer (Ghis) and one of the most talented directors the late Mukul Anand (Hum Aur Agneepath fame) directorial –

Terrible (He forgot to say cut to scene in this movie and hence many things can be seen behind the scenes) Acting –

Priya Tendulkar played her part well, the lead cast would lament themselves for acting in this junk, actresses were completely unnecessary.

Mohan Agashe tries to be dangerous as the legendary villain Amrish Puri but fails miserably in the songs – OK In and everyone should avoid the film at all costs.