Rajveer Ramloghun Fekna

The issue raised in the movie is pivotal. Nevertheless the way the director picturised the scene gives a dose of boredom and lack of masala in almost every plot.The movie in a whole just directly propagate a good message from a stigmatised society.Consequently its not to delight for an audience to enjoy as it the movie does not deliver the accurate information it was intended to spread.Lack of humour and the presence of Badshah just didnt fullfill its purpose to attract its targeted audience.Making the movie a one time watch with a headache and a feeling of time wasted.

It needed a proper ending.The climax leaves us with our heart restless on our chest.Its only sympathetic to just explore the world of Abhi where our emotion were ruin seeing his dreams coming to an end.My review is 2/5 because of the ending and its vague sub plots where she marries someone without showing the person.The reason of her refusal was not presented ,leading us to blame Bidhu throughout the climax for a happy twist. Its a one time watch,personally i was not satisfied with the end. The director could have executed the climax in a more subtle way by showing the side of Bhidu by giving it a realistic ending. The movie tried to convey a message but it pressed too hard on the emotion of the refusal that it misses the whole point of the movie.

For me personally its one of my favourite.I find it mesmerising how Jane{the mentalist) and the interpretation is just superb.The little story plus with the cleverness of making plans and show the nature of human phychology and behaviour it makes it perfect to watch with a cup of coffee.It fascinates me with every twist in the story and the childish and stubborn character of Jane makes him the most perfect protagonist.The mentalist for his words ,in the series he clearly knows "how to use mental ability to persuade anybody"which makes him lovable and smart."Thanks for Reading"