The plot for Babli Bouncer was on point. A village of male bodybuilders all working in the city, and now the village supplies a local female bully as the bouncer as well. It could have elements of comedy, antagonist too big for the protagonist to go against, societal no-nos to overcome, and yet have a social message at the very end.
But even with so much right elements to play, the director lost track of where the movie should head. The writing is really poor, dialogues almost cringe-worthy, and Tammanh's acting potential all gone to waste. I could rate the movie lower, but the enjoyed the premise during the first-half. But the half-baked romance, instable friendship, weak protagonist motivation, and the lack of any imminent threat left during the second half was not enough to leave a mark.
But even with so much right elements to play, the director lost track of where the movie should head. The writing is really poor, dialogues almost cringe-worthy, and Tammanh's acting potential all gone to waste. I could rate the movie lower, but the enjoyed the premise during the first-half. But the half-baked romance, instable friendship, weak protagonist motivation, and the lack of any imminent threat left during the second half was not enough to leave a mark.