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Dil Bechara (2020)
Highly Overrated !
Okay, We all cared for SSR. But, Movies should be judged on technicalities and not on sympathies.
Only Good thing about this movie was SSR's Acting and A.R Rahman's music.
Direction, Screenplay, Writing was Below Average
Editing was Poor, I felt that many scenes might've been edited out, don't know but the movie felt incomplete.
Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story (2020)
The Wolf of Dalal Street is better than Wall Street
First of all, I would like to tell you that I'm a Big Martin Scorsese Fan. But, Here Hansal Mehta Direction blew me away.
This is how Biopics should be made, no glorification, no demonizing the character, just pure Grey Shade.
Pros:
1. Background Score ( Best till the Date, I've never heard this much hypnotising Intro like that in my life).
2. Hansal Mehta's Beautiful Direction
3. Casting : Each and every cast is perfect, especially Pratik Gandhi as Harshad Mehta, he played Harshad Mehta originally more than the Original Harshad Mehta.
4. Storytelling: The Wolf of Wall Street is a Genius movie and I truly respect that movie, it is one of my favourites. But what it lacked and Scam 1992 doesn't is the detailing of characters and Stock Market in Storytelling, which obviously is not possible in 3 hours movie. It is only possible in Series.
And, Final verdict, We've found our own The Wolf of Dalal Street.
Most Surprising package of the Year 2020,
Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019)
Truly a masterpiece
Well, To be honest...I don't often write reviews..but this movie forced me to do so. Apart from all the controversies like 'TOXIC HYPER-NATIONALISM' and all such rubbish statements by some of the selective foolish media houses, 'URI-THE SURGICAL STRIKE' differs itself from all these and became the best War-military movie of India.
Debutant Director Aditya Dhar nailed it with his classy and edgy direction.
Cinematography is top-notch, Background Score, Visual effects everything looks even better than some of the Hollywood war movies.
And about Acting, Vicky Kaushal again proved that He is the next Big thing in Bollywood.
Yami Gautam, Kirti kulhari and Paresh Rawal played their individual roles decently.
Overall, Good Bye Black Hawk Down, Zero dark thirty
...we've got our own 'URI'.
Andhadhun (2018)
A movie which is gonna set millions of standards in Indian film industry
Now... I'm not a regular reviewer, but I thought that this is the movie about which I can write something.
Coming to the movie, every word which is synonym to awesomeness is applicable for this 'epic' masterpiece.
From starting till the last scene of the movie will force you to sit on the edge of your seat.
Whether it is direction, background music, acting, plot.. everything is just superb.
I don't wanna add spoilers as it will ruin your experience, just keep one thing in mind that this is one of the best movie in the history of Indian film industry, so just watch this movie and support this movie by recommending to others also, because bollywood badly need such kind of genius movies.
Overall review : 10 /10
Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-leela (2013)
worth watching movie...!
Sanjay Leela Bhansali turns 'Ram-Leela' into such an ardent celebration of love, that it will have a spellbinding effect on its viewers. In the end it is Bhansali who is credited for screenplay, editing, music, and direction, leaving his stamp all over the film. The electrifying chemistry between its lead actors, the powerful dramatic content, the brilliant musical score, and the vicious streaks of action sequences add an innovative twirl to the premise. However the narrative starts to jiggle just before interval making it an over-plotted, bloody mess by the end of the film. In her last few films, Deepika has stolen the show from her heroes but this one belongs to Ranveer. Still Deepika and Ranveer and their on-screen intoxicating chemistry and brilliant acting make 'Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela' worth watching.
Krrish 3 (2013)
awesome movie.....awesome story and finally awesome concept....!
before i start reviewing this title i just want to say one thing to rakesh roshan......'HATS OFF TO YOU' sir...i mean how tremendous the sci-fi concept behind the story..i had lot of expectations from this movie....and this one of the best movies in bollywood sci-fi history....there are couple of weak points i found one is there is issue related with vfx but overall vfx are much perfect as compare to RA-ONE.....and second thing is related with movie songs they seems too outdated......but it never reflects bad image on movie because you cannot judge the sci-fi movie by songs.....finallly if you love sci-fi movies and little bit of family emotions this movies is perfect for you because the acting in this movie by all the actors is just out of the world...especially hrithik roshan as rohit,krishna and KRRISH and the best of all vivek oberoi as KAAL.
D-Day (2013)
awesome movie...with awesome acting...!
Filmed predominantly in smoky, dimly lit spaces in what is supposed to be the Pakistani port city of Karachi, D-Day is cast in the mould of a realistic action thriller. It is also, however, a tale of thwarted love and shattered lives, the pathos of which is sought to be underlined by a slew of magnificent songs composed by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy.
As a crime drama, it works perfectly well, helped along by some high quality acting by the likes of Rishi Kapoor, Irrfan and Huma Qureshi.However, the love story between an Indian spy and Pakistani prostitute is rather half-baked and pushes the film into an avoidable vendetta sub-plot.
To be fair, there is indeed much going for D-Day. The film is completely fictional, but it stays rooted in the geopolitical reality of the subcontinent, allowing itself only the occasional shot at dramatic license in order to buoy up the narrative.
Moreover, the undercover RAW operatives at the heart of the story aren't run-of-the-mill Hindi movie heroes given to displays of false machismo in the face of adversity.
The world of espionage here is marked by grit and grime, and the scalded characters neither live in fancy settings nor carry flashy guns and gizmos.
D-Day is a well-researched, purposefully executed film. Much of the action takes places in 'actual' Karachi locations - the red light district of Napier Road, the busy thoroughfare of Empress Market and the environs of Qasim Port, among others.
The villain of the film is a fugitive from Indian law and has the active support of the intelligence establishment across the border, but the Pakistani figures in the plot aren't tarred with the same brush. They aren't all black.