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One of a kind movie. One has to watch keenly and have patience only then one can understand the true essence of the movie. Charlize Theron gives one of her best performances in this one. Movie is slow paced and revolves around Mavis Gary (Charlize Theron) Depressed, lonely, divorced and a ghost writer for a big book series which aren't a hit anymore. Writing the last book of the series. She wants to find love and be happy and tries to reconnect with her high school flame who is happily married and just had a kid. So, this is her story where she struggles to move on with her life and how she finally manages to do so. Wait till the end because it all makes sense then. I would give it 4 out of 5 Stars.

Here is my review about the new rom-com. I give it 3 out of 5 stars. (Personal review) Movie's protagonist is Ashish (Ajay Devgn) Rich Financer, 50 year old man settled in London who left his wife (Tabu) and kid's for don't know for what apparent reasons. He falls in love with Ayesha (Rakul Preet Singh) who is half his age and mentions about her hotness and sexy body in every five minutes. More importantly she is the same age as his daughter Ishika is. He comes home to inform his old family about his new love life but chaos start's when his daughter is about to get married without even informing him. He and his new found love turns everything upside down for the whole family when they find out about his affair with Ayesha. Though the movie is fresh and has a different plot line and gives way for new ideas about Live-In Relationship and Separated parents but lacks to charm the audience. Some hilarious scenes made the movie bearable sometimes with all those lengthy songs. But I apparently didn't like the ending. Ending a movie is a art and not everyone can perform it. Every actress and actor did what best they could do with the given screen time. Though cameos Jimmy Shergill and Javed Jaffrey did brighten up the movie in the minimum screen time.

People working on the movie could have worked a little bit more while finding a appropriate title for the movie. This movie as many movies are in Sandalwood follows the same crowd-pleaser attitude. Entire plot is based on Revenge For Love. There's a hero loving a girl who gets killed by the bad guys. "Cliché" Movie is pretty boring in the first half and you can skip it in a beat and watch the second half which is hardly bearable. Lengthy songs and unnecessary action scenes makes the movie more boring then it is.

This movie shows why Bollywood is not supposed to make Biopic. I sincerely want to ask why call it a Biopic when all you show is plain "Fiction". Hirani has given us wonderful movies in the past but making a Biopic isn't his cup of tea seriously. Only one thing we need to know about this movie is that it is 'A Work Of Fiction' nothing else. We need to learn that a Convict is a convict and he is never pressurised to do anything. Everything he does is based on his own decision's. Every time we find something or someone to blame our mistakes on and this time Hirani chose "Media" to put all the blame for Sanjay's mistake. A lot of real stuff is missing from the movie, a lot of loopholes. All we can say is that this is a try of Hirani to re-establish the image of Sanjay Dutt who is just a Victim. Other then that we have to appreciate the acting of Ranbir Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal, Paresh Rawal and Jim Sarbh. These people keep the movie going.