realkarthiknair
sep 2021 se unió
Te damos la bienvenida a nuevo perfil
Nuestras actualizaciones aún están en desarrollo. Si bien la versión anterior de el perfil ya no está disponible, estamos trabajando activamente en mejoras, ¡y algunas de las funciones que faltan regresarán pronto! Mantente al tanto para su regreso. Mientras tanto, el análisis de calificaciones sigue disponible en nuestras aplicaciones para iOS y Android, en la página de perfil. Para ver la distribución de tus calificaciones por año y género, consulta nuestra nueva Guía de ayuda.
Distintivos2
Para saber cómo ganar distintivos, ve a página de ayuda de distintivos.
Calificaciones7
Clasificación de realkarthiknair
Reseñas5
Clasificación de realkarthiknair
I don't write reviews unless a movie is underrated enough; so here we go!
The movie, honestly gave the book (novel) justice. I've been reading books written by Chetan Bhagat since I could remember and haven't missed a single one yet. Though his books doesn't make it into the "What a great read!" category, they always have this feeling of belongingness that I bet even the majority of his critics too would agree. The novel 'Half Girlfriend' despite all the unnecessary drags and stuff still made into that 'belongingness' list. But I always felt like 'this story could have been even enjoyable', so why not give the movie adaptation a watch despite my hate for novel adaptations.
But I procrastinate a lot so it took me 5 years since the movie release to finally give the movie a try.
And the experience was just not a revision of the literature, this movie genuinly made my day (night actually). I personally loved everything about the characters, cast, music (ok not really) and ofcourse the story adaptation; it didn't miss a single prominent scene from the novel, yet kept the watchtime a decent ~2 hours.
This obviously won't even be the best bollywood movie you'd be watching but this does stand out when put among the average romantic bollywood movies with basically nothing sort of a storyline that's not cliché.
Before hitting 'submit' though, I would like to mention that (incase it wasn't obvious), stuff written above is my personal opinion about the movie. (BUT THIS MOVIE STILL DESERVES MORE THAN AN AVG 4.5/10 RATING). So if you like it, don't refrain from writing atleast a short review and rating.
The movie, honestly gave the book (novel) justice. I've been reading books written by Chetan Bhagat since I could remember and haven't missed a single one yet. Though his books doesn't make it into the "What a great read!" category, they always have this feeling of belongingness that I bet even the majority of his critics too would agree. The novel 'Half Girlfriend' despite all the unnecessary drags and stuff still made into that 'belongingness' list. But I always felt like 'this story could have been even enjoyable', so why not give the movie adaptation a watch despite my hate for novel adaptations.
But I procrastinate a lot so it took me 5 years since the movie release to finally give the movie a try.
And the experience was just not a revision of the literature, this movie genuinly made my day (night actually). I personally loved everything about the characters, cast, music (ok not really) and ofcourse the story adaptation; it didn't miss a single prominent scene from the novel, yet kept the watchtime a decent ~2 hours.
This obviously won't even be the best bollywood movie you'd be watching but this does stand out when put among the average romantic bollywood movies with basically nothing sort of a storyline that's not cliché.
Before hitting 'submit' though, I would like to mention that (incase it wasn't obvious), stuff written above is my personal opinion about the movie. (BUT THIS MOVIE STILL DESERVES MORE THAN AN AVG 4.5/10 RATING). So if you like it, don't refrain from writing atleast a short review and rating.
Imma not write an essay, but lemme justify the 8/10... This movie would definitely make your boring repetitive life quite enjoyable for the entire runtime except for a few mins of lame jokes in between.... That said, this one makes you laugh like anything... Plus the plot, though bit cliché, does succeed to entertain you.