There were two key reasons why I was eager to see this film after watching its promo with a difference. One was its promising story idea that had enough scope for the director to play with his two lead characters in an enlightening manner. And two, its interesting cast featuring the calm Parambrata Chatterjee (Kahaani) playing a sensible young man & the hot Paoli Dam (The Hate Story) playing an outspoken prostitute turned social worker meeting Parambrata in a train journey.
However it was really disheartening to witness the film turning out to be nothing but a collage of many hamming sequences playing everything over the top unnecessarily, post the opening fresh moments talking about the novel 'Twin Souls' instead of the usual'Soul-mates'. In fact it was really hard to accept that the director Subhash Sehgalwas not able to see Paoli as a complete misfit in her character of a loud, abusive sex-worker, repeatedly touching the heights of being unconvincing and unbearable together. As a result, where Parambrata is just okay in his given role along with Vidya Maldave,Paoli actually hits a new low playing to the galleries in a highly cheap & undesirable manner not suiting his otherwise sensuous on screen persona at all.
The poor screenplay, unable to express the required emotions becomes the major drawback of the film having a potential plot and the deliberately added fake mannerisms remain its most annoying feature throughout. Besides it's the overstretching that leads to a big boredom post intermission reminding you of Shah Rukh's OH DARLING YEH HAI India too at times along with some pretty badly directed scenes such as the one with the TT saying 'Kaash Maine Bhi Mohabbat Ki Hoti" .!
Missing the much required chemistry between its lead couple, YAARA SILLY SILLY has a below average soundtrack with only "Yeh Hai Hamare Darmiyan" sounding better. Moreover the film suffers seriously due to its various departments trying to present the theme in their own contradicting manner quite weirdly. For instance, where the director seems to be interested in making a thought provoking film with subtle touches of morality and emotions felt by the two protagonists, his writers (dialogues) are busy making it sound like a typical 'C' grade film with many raunchy lines & abuses, the costume designer is so keen in converting it into a soft erotica with all those tasteless dresses and the cinematographer is constantly looking for all the wrong angles enjoying the woman's body resulting in an utterly silly mess.
Nevertheless finding the only silver lining in the dark clouds, the film gave me the idea of another hard hitting story written on the similar lines, which would have been far more realistic, brutal and impactful in terms of conclusion, depicting the harsh reality of a man-woman relationship revolving only around 'Sex' (shared post the review).
So you can easily give it a skip, even when the film is being aired on a TV channel asking for your valuable two hours just for nothing.
However it was really disheartening to witness the film turning out to be nothing but a collage of many hamming sequences playing everything over the top unnecessarily, post the opening fresh moments talking about the novel 'Twin Souls' instead of the usual'Soul-mates'. In fact it was really hard to accept that the director Subhash Sehgalwas not able to see Paoli as a complete misfit in her character of a loud, abusive sex-worker, repeatedly touching the heights of being unconvincing and unbearable together. As a result, where Parambrata is just okay in his given role along with Vidya Maldave,Paoli actually hits a new low playing to the galleries in a highly cheap & undesirable manner not suiting his otherwise sensuous on screen persona at all.
The poor screenplay, unable to express the required emotions becomes the major drawback of the film having a potential plot and the deliberately added fake mannerisms remain its most annoying feature throughout. Besides it's the overstretching that leads to a big boredom post intermission reminding you of Shah Rukh's OH DARLING YEH HAI India too at times along with some pretty badly directed scenes such as the one with the TT saying 'Kaash Maine Bhi Mohabbat Ki Hoti" .!
Missing the much required chemistry between its lead couple, YAARA SILLY SILLY has a below average soundtrack with only "Yeh Hai Hamare Darmiyan" sounding better. Moreover the film suffers seriously due to its various departments trying to present the theme in their own contradicting manner quite weirdly. For instance, where the director seems to be interested in making a thought provoking film with subtle touches of morality and emotions felt by the two protagonists, his writers (dialogues) are busy making it sound like a typical 'C' grade film with many raunchy lines & abuses, the costume designer is so keen in converting it into a soft erotica with all those tasteless dresses and the cinematographer is constantly looking for all the wrong angles enjoying the woman's body resulting in an utterly silly mess.
Nevertheless finding the only silver lining in the dark clouds, the film gave me the idea of another hard hitting story written on the similar lines, which would have been far more realistic, brutal and impactful in terms of conclusion, depicting the harsh reality of a man-woman relationship revolving only around 'Sex' (shared post the review).
So you can easily give it a skip, even when the film is being aired on a TV channel asking for your valuable two hours just for nothing.
