The brand new posters of Badlapur Movie releases.Movie Starring by Varun Dhawan,Nawazuddin Siddiqui,Vinay Pathak,Huma Qureshi,Yami Gautam and Divya Dutta.Directed by Sriram Raghavan, the film is slated to release on 20th February, 2015.
What’s Good: Music And the basic plotline had some mettle.
What’s Bad:The predictability of the story, the climax, the anti climax.
Loo break:Many.
Watch or Not?: Zid is a poorly acted, shabbily made, a pretty bad film.Zid is not cringe worthy, just plain boring. Selling itself in the garb of a few explicit shots, the film’s fabric did not back itself in a solid enough story. It doesn’t have anything exemplary about it, not its acting, story or the chemistry between its lead pair. The worst thing about Zid was its climax that was downright silly.You could watch this movie in parts only
What’s Good:The Climax ,Acting,humor, the dialogues, the film’s spirit and the brightly beaming narrative that draws you in instantly.
What’s Bad:The story does lose steam in the middle, it’s plot meandering for a nano-bit in the film.
Loo break:None
Watch or Not?:Sulemani Keeda will strike your attention for being this fulgent watch which will seem like an Indie-version of Dil Chahta Hai, but Amit Masurkar’s love for cinema and films comes through in this film which takes observational comedy to another level. Masurkar’s inventive thinking is what is the best part of Sulemani Keeda. His Mise en scene-ish expression drives the film and his bizzaro vein of thinking makes the film a delightful watch. A vibrant, slice of life which has a tight story, fabulous performances and the feel good fuzziness as an afterfeeling, must not be missed.
What’s Good:Excellent performances by all stars And an intelligently written,tightly constructed film which is fun, witty and relevant,all at the same time.
What’s Bad:The film does droop in its melodramatic parts and sometimes it tends to get repetitive.
Loo break:Not at all.
Watch or Not?:Coming from the writer of Rang De Basanti, Ungli has the same spark of brilliance. Rensil keeps the story moving fluidly towards a fantastic climax, which is nothing short of genius.Ungli’s novelty is its highlight point. Benefitting from sharp writing, lucid narrative and a few clapworthy zingy dialogues which have the punch, I do think Ungli is one of 2014′s most novel concepts. And lastly, the best thing about Ungli is it doesn’t get preachy; it asks you to rise up for your rights without hammering your head to it. Give this one a chance, you too will rise up, take charge and show the Ungli.
