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This kind of film pisses me off the most. Like it's hard to tell if it was a good film or bad.
I got fooled like 3 times in a single film. <PERSON> from the trailer I thought it will be one of that over-the-top commercial rom-com. Then after reviews, I decided to watch.
For the first 30-40 munites it was a subtle film to a point where I thought it was a Korean or Japanese slice of life. Then the characters become loud and cringe. I thought maybe it's a part of development. But now I am 10 minutes away from the ending and it's cringe, loud, over the top, melodramatic, weird, conservative and some of the directional choices were mildly problematic.
I thought I will write an analysis review on this film because I could relate to the relationship between our male lead and his father. 292
It was kinda different and subtle portrayal than we see on television. It was not like rocket science but I always felt many Indian films lack this. They fill like they need to make the characters do one thing or another to hold the attention of the audience. But this film didn't do that, It let the character breathe and grow. If only the romance plot was as subtle as the first 40 munites.
Despite my rant, I believe this film could have been a groundbreaking Indian rom-com since the genre is almost dead or just a pile of mediocre products. But as long as they try to " feed conservative view " it will ruin the taste, at least for me. The same thing happened with <PERSON>'s last film I can't remember the name and <PERSON> <PERSON> gives the same vibe so I am dropping that too.
57/100 292