Satyaa S

There are "artistic" movies, there are "masala" movies and then there is this. I don't understand what is so great about this movie apart from the few good actors they managed to get together. In an unbiased way, I thought the movie initially was simply about two people cheating on their respective partners and how it would find a way to justify it because they were simply in love or were broken and healed each other together. That still would've been endurable as this does happen in reality, while it's not ok, it happens. Instead what we got was some intimate scenes, some past troubled memories and a lot of arguing and going back and forth without a concrete of a story. There was no suspense, no thriller, nothing to look forward to and as many of us will agree the excess intimate scenes do not fill for the lack of romance hence there was no romance or love also. The film tried to stand as a modern poetic tale however came across as nothing more than a college students frail attempt at writing a story last minute at midnight while it's due in class the next morning. The one extra star is for Deepika's one good yoga pose, possibly the only real thing in the movie. If I had known before probably wouldn't have bothered with this one, a missable movie.