Sanya Shines, story delivers, end fizzles
Sanya Malhotra has never disappointed - since Dangal but this is finally the movie that does her talent justice. She almost caries the movie singularly on her shoulder - save the fact that the support cast is just as solid and the two veterans Vijay Raz and Rajpal Yadav just claim their stake of admiration.
Rajpal Yadav gives the performance of his lifetime. I have never been impressed by him this much. (That skullcap I could have done without).
Story, screenplay and dialogues have that Coen brother feel of blending absurd, whimsical and wit - with dark.
Last 15 minutes are disappoint anticlimax where too many loose ends get neatly tied in a hurry and almost give a feel of 1970s "parivarik" drama where everything suddenly gets tidied up for a happy ending. An imperfect end would have been a perfect for a story like this - where something was left without a closure.
Sanya - her performance alone is enough though to make me watch the movie again.
Rajpal Yadav gives the performance of his lifetime. I have never been impressed by him this much. (That skullcap I could have done without).
Story, screenplay and dialogues have that Coen brother feel of blending absurd, whimsical and wit - with dark.
Last 15 minutes are disappoint anticlimax where too many loose ends get neatly tied in a hurry and almost give a feel of 1970s "parivarik" drama where everything suddenly gets tidied up for a happy ending. An imperfect end would have been a perfect for a story like this - where something was left without a closure.
Sanya - her performance alone is enough though to make me watch the movie again.
- abhijitshukla-17392
- May 22, 2023