As the moolah spurts from wells and rains from ceilings, courtesy of the grueling slog of the IT department, you can't help but feel a sense of indignation as well as glee, rolled into one. Raid doesn't compromise on the effectiveness of its screenplay to harp on about its innate socio-political essence relevant to the country; the latter is conveyed with remarkable subtlety, thus preventing it from ending up as a spoon-fed, jingoistic overkill. This is another feather in the cap for Ajay Devgn whose understatedness speaks volumes. This film will most certainly take you back to Ajay's Thakshak, Company, Gangaajal, Yuva, Raincoat, Apaharan, Omkara days. Saurabh Shukla proves yet again why he's the king of this genre. Pushpa Joshi however, making her debut at 85 as the delightfully irreverent Amma Ji, comes very close to stealing the show from both the "veterans".