farida sake

After a long time that I did not get up to buy momos. The dialogues and acting kept you glued to the seat. Aparshakti Khurana is fabulous and reminds you of circuit - Munna Bhai chemistry. Was watching Ananya Pandey on screen for the first time and she has this refreshing breezy aura about her. Bankable supporting cast makes the film shine.

What a movie. Kya movie hai is the first question that comes to mind. I came out of the hall laughing...amused. aisi bhi film hoti hai. It has too many subplots...gross and gory frames in the first few minutes as the movie begins...old songs sung again...two of them...there is the safari scene that was not required...best part of the movie is the arrest of a character niraj modi who dupes Indian banks and hides in London that cannot be expected in reality. ..

This is a musical with nice compositions. It is a dark film. The censorboard or filmmakers should put the note stating that is is for children above 13 years. It is NOT suitable for smaller children with its haunting note. Chronicles of Narnia and Frozen 2 need a mature audience and marketing it for the sake of toys and other merchandise to smaller kids is disgusting. The Secret Life of Pets 1 and 2 are what we call child friendly films. This film has been written for adults and teens so pl do not take small children to see it as it can affect their formative minds .

Writing off a film is easy. But if you can appreciate the effort that has gone to design the sets, costumes and getting the look right not forgetting the research that must have gone behind it ...you 'll realise the grand scale of this film. A stellar star cast and ace comedians in place makes you glued to the seat. The franchise holds lots of promise ahead too this film ensures.

It has hit the bullseye when it comes to the male dominated social space still present in the society. And I am sure many would have banned their families to see the film which challenges the men of the house. It took me back to my childhood where I witnessed such instances where women had to do things they liked in the four walls of their kitchen or store rooms of their barns in the village. It could be trying a hair style or a lip stick. It is a film worth watching a few times..one for the acting and another for the message.

Everyone, even the perfect of all, are insecure by their looks. No wonder you have slimming belts and fairness creams selling for a premium. Here a midget shows how to be confident despite his short stature. And SRK nails the charector. Fabulous dialogues and supporting cast make for an interesting watch. It is hilarious, could hear the laughter echoing in the cinema hall, with a dash of glamour and poignant too.