Mr. Misunderstanding

Right, well I had the opportunity to sit down to watch the 2020 movie "Mr. Misunderstanding", and I hadn't even heard about the movie prior to picking it up. But I did a little bit of scouting out on IMDb before opting to go home to watch it. And given the above average rating it had gotten, and it being a romantic comedy, I opted to give the movie a chance.

Now, I must say that the high rating that the movie have received is beyond my comprehension. This movie was amateurish in every way; from the way it was filmed, to the written dialogue, to the flimsy characters and to the entire overall feel of the movie.

The acting in the movie was dubious at best, and some of the women performers in the movie just delivered the most atrocious of dialogue performances that I have ever witnessed. It was God awful abysmal to sit through.

This 2020 movie from writer and director Muralidharan Chinniah was just a massive swing and a miss, and it utterly failed to capture my interest, much less provide me with much of any entertainment or enjoyment. In fact, the movie was so mundane and boring that I couldn't even stand it to the end.

My rating of "Mr. Misunderstanding" lands on a very generous three out of ten stars. This movie felt like a homemade movie project, and there is no chance of me ever returning to watch the rest of this one. If you enjoy romantic comedies, trust me, there are far, far better choices readily available out there.

I give 6 for idea,1 for the rest,a weak 2 too.its amateur ridden at all levels and made like clumsy highschoolers.cum bay a with more experience in 5 inchs, might be better of then thinks the grumpy old man

No Hindu director makes movies critical of other religion yet these people and in this case a Christian makes movie critical of Hinduism and tries to divide Hindus

A must watch. Shows the stark reality of India. That's why it's not available in India.

Ignoring entirely the storyline or any perceived offensiveness/honesty, the movie itself is utterly atrocious. Without exception, the actors were more wooden than wind-up toys, speaking lines as if they were reading them for the first time from a teleprompter - lines which themselves are so stupid that they rarely go beyond the speech level of a five-year-old.

The ONLY saving grace was the cinematography - the cameraperson/people can work toward a potentially successful career; the director/writer and actors should best return to whichever industries they came from, as they're definitely not cut out for this type of work.