Trisha on the Rocks

Trisha On The Rocks (2024)

A totally Twisted take on The Blue Lagoon, or rather, a Bizarro movie from "Parallel Alternate Universe".

Story of Hook up culture teen whose got pregnant from one night stand from a smuggler, deciding to have the baby without marriage, her Rich dad agrees on every terms. Totally a twisted take on a disturbing bizzard subject.

Written and directed by Gujarati filmmaker Krishnadev Yagnik, this film also marks his debut as music composer. And it is very important to mention the score, it totally manipulates the viewers to adjust with the twisted deviant outlooks of the movie.

Also the cinematography, Gujarat backdrops looked like soothing Canada households. Well photographed locations of Ahmedabad, Gujarat; both in day and night scenes, the makers really tricks viewers into appreciating the film.

After Bollywood Remake Shaitaan, Janki Bodiwala is all grownup and stars in the title role as Trisha, opposite to Ravi Gohil as Vishal. Both of them done a great job as the main leads, especially those dance sequences are physically very hard to pull off.

The most challenging job in this movie will be done by actor Hiten Kumar for playing Trisha's Dad. It's really Bizzard to play such a Dump written character in a logical sense, only a good character actor can play such roles.

Don't know how this film got made, how it earned at the Box-office, this is strange. It has good visual to look at, but the story is so disturbingly hard to imagine in real life.

Usually I don't watch SIMP movies, but strangely carried away by the short teaser with no dialogue, this Gujarthi movie is streaming on Amazon Prime.

Very bed movie very long and boring.

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I watched this film only because of Janki Bodiwala. After Shaitan, my expectations from Janki were high, hoping to see some good acting from her. The movie starts off well, but as it progresses, it becomes very slow and boring. They've tried to do something new, but I feel the casting could have been better, and so could the acting. The emotional scenes fail to connect, leaving a sense of incompleteness.

Janki Bodiwala

Janki's random expressions and long laughing without reason don't make sense. The prolonged laughter is very irritating, almost as if she took the laughing scenes from Shaitan too seriously.

I don't understand how people are giving this movie 10 stars.

Let me breakdown few points, so you can decide if it is watchable or not?!

Movie quality and screenplays are wonderful. I could not find typical Gujarati movie flaws. So great job in movie execution.

Direction seems really good but the story telling part is really really lengthy with annoying pauses and laughs. The total movie time is around 2 hours and 44 minutes, which is way too long for the story. This movie could have win more hearts if it was 1 hour and 30 minutes movie.

Casting and acting is top notch, but due too insufficient dialogs, pauses and laughter are becoming useless. Where Trisha is constantly laughing when audience seems total silence.

I find the waste of talent with Janaki Bodiwala, as she is wonderful actor and she could have done better job if it was asked by director. Ravi and Hiten Kumar is quite good in their performances. But when movie's name is 'Trisha on the rocks!' More from Janaki was expected.

Last but not least, why there are handful of dialogs when you are making more than 2 hours of movie?

Giving 6/10 as this is one of the good story plot, but could have done better job if the story was told bit smartly.

The amount of times trisha(Janki) just laughs is so irritating, looks like some college play with a newbie cast.

Trisha almost looks retarded and the entire plot revolves around her over acting and over reacting. She almost looks like a ghost at some points.

The actor looks like a homeless guy, actually very similar to the homeless guy that shahrukh khan meets during the song "yuhi challa".

The story overall can be said in 3-4 lines, too long and impactless - totally predictable plot. No highs throughout, just goes awfully slow in a directionless manner.

Overall horrible, Dont watch unless you just dont have anything better to do.