It's the most devastating tale about the human condition & yet so hopeful & positive.
I've had my heart broken a million times through the movie yet ended up thoroughly loving it .
I'll remember it for the sparkle in Shefali Shah's eyes. They are empty and expressive at the same time. She is one of the finest actors in Hindi cinema.
I'll also remember it for Jaideep Ahlawat's smile. His calmness and body language makes him completely suitable for romantic roles.
Together, these two power house actors are a delight to watch on screen.
Ably supported by Swanand Kirkire in the quintessential role of the husband who cares and respects his wife. There's one conflict scene for him in which he forces a fight with his wife. He is fantastic in this heart-wrenching scene. As also throughout the film.
There's not one high-pitched dialogue in the entire film. Everything is subtle and understated.
The Ferris wheel scene in the final act is film-making at its absolute best.
I feel this is Director and Cinematographer Avinash Arun's best work, yet. And, he already has a repertoire of brilliant work. The cinematography is simply breathtaking. He's also contributed to the screenplay alongwith Omkar Achyut Barve and Arpita Chatterjee. It has a beautiful background score by Alokananda Dasgupta, which is only used sparingly giving lots of scope for silent moments.
In this slam-bang, life-in-quick cuts world of movies this film is refreshingly different and stands apart. It is poignant and without any of the usual cliches.
But it may not appeal to everyone.
It is an experience to be appreciated on the big screen. Three of Us is worth every rupee spent.
I've had my heart broken a million times through the movie yet ended up thoroughly loving it .
I'll remember it for the sparkle in Shefali Shah's eyes. They are empty and expressive at the same time. She is one of the finest actors in Hindi cinema.
I'll also remember it for Jaideep Ahlawat's smile. His calmness and body language makes him completely suitable for romantic roles.
Together, these two power house actors are a delight to watch on screen.
Ably supported by Swanand Kirkire in the quintessential role of the husband who cares and respects his wife. There's one conflict scene for him in which he forces a fight with his wife. He is fantastic in this heart-wrenching scene. As also throughout the film.
There's not one high-pitched dialogue in the entire film. Everything is subtle and understated.
The Ferris wheel scene in the final act is film-making at its absolute best.
I feel this is Director and Cinematographer Avinash Arun's best work, yet. And, he already has a repertoire of brilliant work. The cinematography is simply breathtaking. He's also contributed to the screenplay alongwith Omkar Achyut Barve and Arpita Chatterjee. It has a beautiful background score by Alokananda Dasgupta, which is only used sparingly giving lots of scope for silent moments.
In this slam-bang, life-in-quick cuts world of movies this film is refreshingly different and stands apart. It is poignant and without any of the usual cliches.
But it may not appeal to everyone.
It is an experience to be appreciated on the big screen. Three of Us is worth every rupee spent.