Amitesh Verma

“If you have cried with Forrest,You will cry with Laal too” This review is awaited one so let’s dive right into it. As soon as the movie was announced people started writing it off claiming it was just a copy of Forest Gump. Knowing the maestro who took the project we should have been more patient and understand the difference between a copy and an adaptation after legally procuring the rights. Technical aspect: Atul Kulkarni should get all the brownies for the superb adaptation. You will pass at each and every major milestones of Indian history from 1971-2011 remembering them in a certain way with which it connects with. This is the biggest victory of the movie. The background score and the songs are never a drag and embedded so beautifully you won’t even feel it was there.The screenplays confirms firmly that effort has been put in and this has been a decade in making. Performances: Aamir Khan is at top notch.This character of his will be studied and generations will quote. Laal will grow with time, but that is expected from Aamir. The real surprises are Kareena and Naga Chaitanya. I didn’t have much expectations from Kareena or Naga Chaitanya but they simply stun you.This is easily Kareem’s best performance in a long time and Naga Chaitanya what a debut. Mona Singh is a treat. Verdict : With massive expectations to just be somewhere be in the circumference of Forrest Gump this movie has outdone and surpassed the expectations.The movie is great because it is simple and light.It will make you laugh and make you cry your heart out at time. Forget all the negative publicity around it and go enjoy the Movie of the Year. A movie for generations.

So disappointed right now after enduring the harsh weather to go catch the first show. Nothing on the plot makes sense. Specially the last half hour when you think it can’t go more downhill from here you are wrong it goes all the way to the core. I will go see Jackass Forever tomorrow.Let’s see if that helps salvage the weekend. Roland Emmerich!!! This is not done.

Ever since its debut in 2017, Ozark has been compared to TV shows like the Bryan Cranston-led hit Breaking Bad, Justified, Narcos, The Americans. While not as strong as its counterparts, Ozark has still evolved into a uniquely wry thriller over three seasons. Marty (played brilliantly by Bateman) looms all over the story. He is the only character who brings stability in the midst of the madness going on. The writing takes a hit in the 4th season Vol-1 as compared to the first 3 but this will not step you in any way to go ahead and watch this riveting series. The finale is setup nicely and the stakes are really high. PS: Watch out for all the tracks played in the background.