Imnk98
Joined Nov 2014
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I really loved this film. Technically there is nothing great, however, the film leaves at the end with a really good feeling. What starts out as a basic comedy drama totally shifts to an erotic comedy 20 minutes in.
The decision to do "porn" from Zack and Miri to run errands was not just funny, but it was taking on many societal ills, especially on how the world looks at porn stars. Some porn stars like Zack and Miri had to do it just to earn a living, and that is one of the biggest takeaways from this film. Funny, but thought provoking at the same time.
If you came in expecting some raw sex, you'll be disappointed as it is nothing like the title suggests, you'll end up getting a feel good and cute romantic story with very little nudity.
The decision to do "porn" from Zack and Miri to run errands was not just funny, but it was taking on many societal ills, especially on how the world looks at porn stars. Some porn stars like Zack and Miri had to do it just to earn a living, and that is one of the biggest takeaways from this film. Funny, but thought provoking at the same time.
If you came in expecting some raw sex, you'll be disappointed as it is nothing like the title suggests, you'll end up getting a feel good and cute romantic story with very little nudity.
A tale of folklore and ancient traditions with a strong social undertone of the Kannada people living in the Tulu region shown in world class manner. The lives of the tribal people was captured in a very authentic manner that makes this truly a special spectacle to witness.
SOCIAL STATUS: The film showcases a very strong social undertone lingering in the community and the manner which upper class(read caste) and the lower class is treated at various instances. The film does not talk loudly about discrimination, neither there are scenes directly showing discrimination. However, the few instances in which 'action speaks louder than words' is when we, the audience realise the harsh reality of the people living in that community. Some of the minute details showcased by the director is nerve wrecking and subtle nature of the screenplay really makes us chill through our spine.
SPIRITUALITY & ANCIENT TRADITIONS: This is one of the only and unfortunately few films from India that showcases an actual culture and the staunch religious belief system of a community. The "Varaha Roopam" was shown in its most authentic and truest form without exaggeration. This made the scenes truly intense with intent to give limelight to the actual ancient traditions of tribal people in that part of India. Rishab Shetty was absolutely unapologetic in doing so, which makes this film stand out against the rest.
CONCLUSION: My big cup of tea, a must watch for all cinema fans and those who wants to learn more about the diverse nature of India.
SOCIAL STATUS: The film showcases a very strong social undertone lingering in the community and the manner which upper class(read caste) and the lower class is treated at various instances. The film does not talk loudly about discrimination, neither there are scenes directly showing discrimination. However, the few instances in which 'action speaks louder than words' is when we, the audience realise the harsh reality of the people living in that community. Some of the minute details showcased by the director is nerve wrecking and subtle nature of the screenplay really makes us chill through our spine.
SPIRITUALITY & ANCIENT TRADITIONS: This is one of the only and unfortunately few films from India that showcases an actual culture and the staunch religious belief system of a community. The "Varaha Roopam" was shown in its most authentic and truest form without exaggeration. This made the scenes truly intense with intent to give limelight to the actual ancient traditions of tribal people in that part of India. Rishab Shetty was absolutely unapologetic in doing so, which makes this film stand out against the rest.
CONCLUSION: My big cup of tea, a must watch for all cinema fans and those who wants to learn more about the diverse nature of India.
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