Vidhan

A Very Boring Subpaced Movie that Fails to Go Anywhere and capture and any essence. It is listed under romance genre but typically doesn't hold up any form of chemistry or bonding between the lead actors, it was very stale and flat not to mention the dialogues were very off putting and the plot doesn't help either. What Opens up as a Gay Love Story that Kinda Promises you to take on a journey of love and reliazation and probably heartbreak fails to capture any of the given areas. The actors seemingly have zero chemistry, they interact like distant brothers that haven't met each in five or eight years. There is zero character growth in any of the Characters Involved. Zero background story is provided for any of the Characters , all of it just falls flat on the surface. It could have a good movie if there was a right execution and chemistry between the actors. Overall will not recommended at all.

Very interesting - the play with words is wonderful. The nuances are for someone who understands Hindi well.

The story is interesting! The ensemble of guys in the movie is apt. A nice effort and a good addition to the LGBTQ+cinema based out of India The intresting part is the acting and the comfort. As another reviewer has also suggested that you fell, you are a part of their lives. There are no judgements or additional lessons. Things just happen The lead guy is good looking and has done a good job Hope to see these actors in more such movies. Found it on websites and saw it. I would recommend it highly for those who are interested in Independent cinema.

I have seen quite a few indian film, but I have never seen a gay film. A total surprise. I thought that indians are conservative, lots of their films are about heterosexual marriage. I wonder if there is a market for gay films in india?

Those people in the film talk openly about gay sex, etc. There was no moral lesson. It is just like you are part of their lives. And there are also quite a few scenes of hot men in tight underwear.

I saw it for free on the tubi app.

I've had this on a memory stick for yonks and I don't know why I hadn't tried it before. Well, I wasn't missing anything. This was another of those films with loads of dialogue that simply isn't interesting.

The "plot" centres around a group of gay Indian men who meet up regularly for soirées at one of the group member's house. The host introduces one of the regulars to a younger and fresh invitee and we see that the older guy is rich and the younger guy is a rent boy. These two strike up a relationship that remains strictly commercial, at least until I clicked out. Their conversations are what might be expected in any such transactional meetings - sex, acquaintances, word play. In other terms, boringness.

I was really struggling to keep my eyes open after thirty minutes. Ten minutes later I gave up.

And there was a technical error that was really annoying. The subtitles provided by the company were in minute script that made it almost impossible to watch the actors because they needed so much concentration from the viewer to read the tiny characters. On top of this, the subs attempted to explain nuances of the spoken dialogue in brackets. This meant that some of them, representing quite short lines, flashed up and away because the explanation was longer than the translation. This was really unsatisfactory.

So all in all, a poor experience and one not to be recommended.

This seems to be a nice addition to the LGBTQ+ cinema collection in India.

The story is simple and straightforward, the dialogues require attention (due to the language twist). However, this story shows a slice of lives of gay men in an urban Indian setting. The actors are nice and the lead is pretty hot as well with some nice scenes.

I particularly enjoyed the conversations between the two main characters. It is more like a conversational film and you are there witnessing their lives from afar. Of course, there are no unexpected twists and turns. Just a simple straightforward story.

Enjoyed this movie!