Good Luck Sakhi follows the story of Sakhi who is blessed by ill-fate until she trains to compete as a sharpshooter at the national level. The story is essentially a sports drama which unfortunately follows the regular beats of its age old template. There is no novelty factor whatsoever. It just was a surprise to me that why a prolific filmmaker like Nagesh Kukunoor opt for such a cliched ride. The screenplay begins on a good note but after the first 10 minutes, it nosedives and just never really recovers. There are few moments here and there which would mildly make you smile including the flashback featuring children. I felt that was an interesting story to tell as compared to what we were served. The social issues are just barely scratched on the surface and seem half baked. The drama featuring the actual sport which is shooting here is just so predictable and without any emotions that you do not feel a thing. The conflict in the middle again exudes of no confidence and you just go through the emotions patiently waiting for the film to end. Quite a middling screenplay this!