Shingora review :
Persis Khambatta stars as the fiery single lady architect who works hard during day and parties hard at night. There is a dark past behind her bohemian lifestyle and promiscuous behaviour. She beds a much younger Aditya Panscholi who proposes marriage but is spurned away. Later, she meets the wealthy businessman Mark Zuber on a professional assignment and they fall in love. Aditya then turns out to be Zuber's son..
A direct to video release by Nari Hira of Magna Films; Shingora explored the bold theme of matured relationships but unfortunately, its execution was amateurish. Persis looked absolutely ravishing but couldn't impress on the acting front (even with dubbed Hindi dialogues). Newbie Panscholi and Neeta Puri (as his girlfriend) looked too awkward in their respective roles.
Overall, Shingora was bold enough for its time but too amateurish in execution!!!
Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.
Persis Khambatta stars as the fiery single lady architect who works hard during day and parties hard at night. There is a dark past behind her bohemian lifestyle and promiscuous behaviour. She beds a much younger Aditya Panscholi who proposes marriage but is spurned away. Later, she meets the wealthy businessman Mark Zuber on a professional assignment and they fall in love. Aditya then turns out to be Zuber's son..
A direct to video release by Nari Hira of Magna Films; Shingora explored the bold theme of matured relationships but unfortunately, its execution was amateurish. Persis looked absolutely ravishing but couldn't impress on the acting front (even with dubbed Hindi dialogues). Newbie Panscholi and Neeta Puri (as his girlfriend) looked too awkward in their respective roles.
Overall, Shingora was bold enough for its time but too amateurish in execution!!!
Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.
