Trilochan Pariyar

A slap in the face of that idiotic movie "Drive", thank you Amitabh Bachchan sir. Fantastic movie; keeps you on the edge till the very end. Brilliant performances from Taapsee who swings between character changes with ease and the one and only Mr. Bachchan with his brilliant baritone delivery is awe-inspiring. The chemistry between the two actors is spot on, carrying on from their collaboration in 'Pink'. The plot is brilliant, you just can't guess which iteration of the story is true until the very last scene. Very well supported by Amrita Singh ma'am and Tony Luke. These kinds of films show that there are still directors in the industry who can make riveting movies. A solid 4.5/5 for me.

The plot starts off well. Damsel in distress, guy tries to find all means possible to help her. But the helping part stretches out for so long you just wonder will it ever reach an end. Then the guy has his own problems, then the girl helps him. Then they kiss briefly and then the next morning it's time to leave. So when Chris says it's possible to love someone, it got me thinking, you spent half the time sorting out her problems, then you spend the other half sorting our yours, where was the time to fall in love? Perhaps they should've devoted some time to them together as well. The actors cannot create enough intensity and chemistry between them for a classic New York romance. I'd give it a 2/5

When I read the summary, I was intrigued. Romance with a bit of science right? The romance is simple, guy meets girl, falls in love, takes her to meet her parents. The twist is great, looking at Harrison Ford just widened my eyes so much. The ending probably could be better, all this while she just needed a defibrillator? That a bit hard to swallow. They've focused more on the romance part than the science which is fine. Overall a decent watch. Blake Lively could've done more justice to her character. She fails to portray a character who's lived through some of the most fascinating events in history. Michel Huisman is good, Harrison Ford is intense. I'd give it a 3/5.