Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFive migrant workers from the North East, employed by a restaurant owner aspiring for a fine dining establishment, face a tragic turn when one of them meets an untimely demise under mysterio... Leer todoFive migrant workers from the North East, employed by a restaurant owner aspiring for a fine dining establishment, face a tragic turn when one of them meets an untimely demise under mysterious circumstances within the restaurant premises.Five migrant workers from the North East, employed by a restaurant owner aspiring for a fine dining establishment, face a tragic turn when one of them meets an untimely demise under mysterious circumstances within the restaurant premises.
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'Chilli chicken' is a well-crafted piece of cinema that I watched on Amazon Prime. Did not have much expectations as I never heard of this film, but thoroughly enjoyed the movie start till finish...
Script is fast paced, and kept me thoroughly engaged from start to finish. The story is tightly woven, offering a realistic portrayal of the struggles faced by small business owners and immigrants in Bangalore city. It effectively brings attention to issues that are conveniently overlooked - a thought-provoking experience for me.
The acting is spot on by everyone, with particularly strong performances by Adarsh, Khaba, and Jimpa, who truly stand out. This is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates off-beat cinema. Please watch it! You won't be disappointed !!! I'm proud to see such innovative filmmaking in Kannada, and kudos to the writer and director for delivering this exceptional movie.
Script is fast paced, and kept me thoroughly engaged from start to finish. The story is tightly woven, offering a realistic portrayal of the struggles faced by small business owners and immigrants in Bangalore city. It effectively brings attention to issues that are conveniently overlooked - a thought-provoking experience for me.
The acting is spot on by everyone, with particularly strong performances by Adarsh, Khaba, and Jimpa, who truly stand out. This is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates off-beat cinema. Please watch it! You won't be disappointed !!! I'm proud to see such innovative filmmaking in Kannada, and kudos to the writer and director for delivering this exceptional movie.
The film opens with a question on if we value life at birth or at death, and with text that says Bengaluru is the 2nd largest home to migrants in India after Mumbai, making up 51% of the city's population, making it one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the country.
This story is about 4 such individuals from Manipur who work at "Noodle House" and the local owner, who, much like the workers, also wants a better life and hopes to build a "Noodle Palace".
The four of them speak Kannada and one of them is in a proper relationship with a Kannadiga and none of that feels forced (vs the Kannada imposition narrative that you see online) thanks to a decent amount of time spent in the first half in the world building. There are several messages, on cultural assimilation, old values vs the changing world, how (un)welcoming a place can be to outsiders, how you've got to "Put up with the rain, if you want the rainbow" etc., thrown at you very subtly and not in a preachy way which makes you feel like this is a film that's surely gonna be a "lighthearted serious movie".
There's a 'twist' about halfway through and for me, the film fell apart from there. The story couldn't decide if it wanted to answer the question about the value life, or if it wanted to tell the migrant story and in a bid to address both, it ended up doing a little too much for my liking and went all over the place.
That said, the film is being well received and many seem to like it, so you may too. This is apparently the director's first film - decent first one, IMO. We also don't get a lot of films on addressing the lives of folks from the North Eastern parts of the country in other parts of India, so this provides a glimpse of what it's like and how the work/sacrifices you've got to make for dreams and aspirations, regardless of where you are from and where you live, are similar. Support the story and the first-timer, especially if you're looking for something different.
This story is about 4 such individuals from Manipur who work at "Noodle House" and the local owner, who, much like the workers, also wants a better life and hopes to build a "Noodle Palace".
The four of them speak Kannada and one of them is in a proper relationship with a Kannadiga and none of that feels forced (vs the Kannada imposition narrative that you see online) thanks to a decent amount of time spent in the first half in the world building. There are several messages, on cultural assimilation, old values vs the changing world, how (un)welcoming a place can be to outsiders, how you've got to "Put up with the rain, if you want the rainbow" etc., thrown at you very subtly and not in a preachy way which makes you feel like this is a film that's surely gonna be a "lighthearted serious movie".
There's a 'twist' about halfway through and for me, the film fell apart from there. The story couldn't decide if it wanted to answer the question about the value life, or if it wanted to tell the migrant story and in a bid to address both, it ended up doing a little too much for my liking and went all over the place.
That said, the film is being well received and many seem to like it, so you may too. This is apparently the director's first film - decent first one, IMO. We also don't get a lot of films on addressing the lives of folks from the North Eastern parts of the country in other parts of India, so this provides a glimpse of what it's like and how the work/sacrifices you've got to make for dreams and aspirations, regardless of where you are from and where you live, are similar. Support the story and the first-timer, especially if you're looking for something different.
Movie sakkath aagide, last 20 min super anno thara illa..
But from starting to end, olle grip ide, entertaining, engaging aagi ide.
From all angles. Movie ellu.. ond kade nu bejaar agalla... feels so real..
The way all actors played their role is so realistic, and idella nam mundhe ne naditide anno thara feel agatte.
I am really really looking forward to see movies like this..
Movies with bigbudget, big set, great music can make sound in industry. But movies that are real. That are so believable with such a real backdrop, such are hard to Convence to audience, Chilli Chicken team did it so amazingly.
#Realistic #AmazingMovie #SuperDirection #AmazingStory #SuperStory.
From all angles. Movie ellu.. ond kade nu bejaar agalla... feels so real..
The way all actors played their role is so realistic, and idella nam mundhe ne naditide anno thara feel agatte.
I am really really looking forward to see movies like this..
Movies with bigbudget, big set, great music can make sound in industry. But movies that are real. That are so believable with such a real backdrop, such are hard to Convence to audience, Chilli Chicken team did it so amazingly.
#Realistic #AmazingMovie #SuperDirection #AmazingStory #SuperStory.
Watched it on a suggestion from Dr. Varun of Hejje. One of the best movie suggestions I've ever recieved.
There's nothing more sweet that the gesture of non kannadigas talking in kannada.
But here the characters are speaking in Kannada, showing how people from the North-East should speak amongst eachother in Kannada.
Unpredictability of the story is a good experience to indulge in.
It speaks one of the many politics that usually isn't spoken in mainstream.
I wish, someday, audience-base for such movies widens and more confident stories come out of the Kannada industry.
There's a small discomfort 😕 in the cuts. Scenes could have been moved seamlessly.
Songs are beautiful!
There's nothing more sweet that the gesture of non kannadigas talking in kannada.
But here the characters are speaking in Kannada, showing how people from the North-East should speak amongst eachother in Kannada.
Unpredictability of the story is a good experience to indulge in.
It speaks one of the many politics that usually isn't spoken in mainstream.
I wish, someday, audience-base for such movies widens and more confident stories come out of the Kannada industry.
There's a small discomfort 😕 in the cuts. Scenes could have been moved seamlessly.
Songs are beautiful!
I recently watched this film on Prime Video, and I must say it's one of the best I've seen in recent times. Kudos to Prateek Prajosh for crafting such a remarkable piece. It's incredibly refreshing to see actors from the Northeast finally getting their due and landing substantial roles. The film deeply resonates with stories of Northeastern migrants in metro cities, highlighting their struggles with discrimination and racism.
Bijou Thaangjam's performance as Khaba is a standout. He truly carries the film with his exceptional craft, and his ability to speak Kannada and convey profound emotions is impressive. He's definitely an actor to watch. Shrunga BV also delivered a commendable performance, and Hirock surprisingly stood out with his well-acted role. Overall, the film is a powerful and engaging watch.
Bijou Thaangjam's performance as Khaba is a standout. He truly carries the film with his exceptional craft, and his ability to speak Kannada and convey profound emotions is impressive. He's definitely an actor to watch. Shrunga BV also delivered a commendable performance, and Hirock surprisingly stood out with his well-acted role. Overall, the film is a powerful and engaging watch.
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