Both of these stars are just an excuse to work in Bollywood, looks like a c-grade movie with third-class acting.
Reviews
6 Reviews
The Mummy
(2017)
A Pure 7
26 July 2017
Warning: Spoilers
It's fine movie. Nothing fancy, nothing flashy. Just fine. Storyline is smooth, somewhat predictable though. But the sheer hate towards it, is just un called for. Somethings are just to be used in sequel I guess. Jekyll, and climax is just there to be used in next movie. The climax is not explained well, but that the curse was restarted or something, concept of bringing back to life was not explained well. I hope they do a better job next movie. But a solid 7.
Befikre
(2016)
Movie is not for Immature-patriarchal-envious audience
9 May 2017
First of all good parts: 1. Both actors worked REALLY hard on this movie. 2. Direction is well handled. 3. Script is complicated, but it's how real emotions actually are.
The script is not about "we want entertainment, and we will show you dance and cheesy dialogues", it's very posh and tries it's best to depict emotions that goes through choosing your life partner. In real world when you work hard and are independent, you don't want your parents to "select" a partner for you, you decide for yourself. No matter what kind of wisdom dictates you the option you should pick, no one will be able to tell if it's right or wrong till you arrive at some sort of outcome, resulting from your choice. The only thing we are allowed to do is to believe we won't regret the choice we made. Basically in India, Parents pick, so these patriarchy reviewers can chose to either blame their parents (which they ALWAYS DO) or they beat their partners.
Now coming to kissing scenes = GROW UP. Bad script = Script is badly written, scenes come out of no where, "ago" and "present day" scenes are added to give some suspense and grip the audience, but the placement of songs makes it confusing. Choreography is EPIC. Cinematics is Good. Acting is good. A proper 7/10 movie, if the script was well depicted it would have been 8/10.
PS: All Indian haters in "Australia or America" please stick to your patriarchy mind-set, and ruin your life.
The script is not about "we want entertainment, and we will show you dance and cheesy dialogues", it's very posh and tries it's best to depict emotions that goes through choosing your life partner. In real world when you work hard and are independent, you don't want your parents to "select" a partner for you, you decide for yourself. No matter what kind of wisdom dictates you the option you should pick, no one will be able to tell if it's right or wrong till you arrive at some sort of outcome, resulting from your choice. The only thing we are allowed to do is to believe we won't regret the choice we made. Basically in India, Parents pick, so these patriarchy reviewers can chose to either blame their parents (which they ALWAYS DO) or they beat their partners.
Now coming to kissing scenes = GROW UP. Bad script = Script is badly written, scenes come out of no where, "ago" and "present day" scenes are added to give some suspense and grip the audience, but the placement of songs makes it confusing. Choreography is EPIC. Cinematics is Good. Acting is good. A proper 7/10 movie, if the script was well depicted it would have been 8/10.
PS: All Indian haters in "Australia or America" please stick to your patriarchy mind-set, and ruin your life.
Sense8
(2015–2018)
Over-hyped, Because of Netflix
18 June 2015
Warning: Spoilers
Just attractive because of Destinations, otherwise it's a weak script, dialogues, story is all scattered like a Maggie noodle. Stupidity is watching this, and hoping it would have a great next episode. A series should have episodes connected and engaging not force-feed.
First episode had a lot of "wow' factor, but FORCING us to believe an ideology or story has dissemblance. second episode became, more music and less dialogues. Just a Over-Hyped. I liked the idea, but it's not making me comfortable with the different stories. I liked how Homosexuality is being targeted here, but at some point it became irritating, Indian cast is very admirable but a bit out of touch with the rhythm of the episode/series. More-over, it's gonna become irritating after sometime as hype erodes and then see the real rating. I would not suggest this show to my friends.
First episode had a lot of "wow' factor, but FORCING us to believe an ideology or story has dissemblance. second episode became, more music and less dialogues. Just a Over-Hyped. I liked the idea, but it's not making me comfortable with the different stories. I liked how Homosexuality is being targeted here, but at some point it became irritating, Indian cast is very admirable but a bit out of touch with the rhythm of the episode/series. More-over, it's gonna become irritating after sometime as hype erodes and then see the real rating. I would not suggest this show to my friends.
Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna
(2006)
It's not about infidelity it's about relationships.
14 June 2015
Warning: Spoilers
The Movie is based on two couples, First Couple is unhappy with their relationship, the other one is going through same.
It's a very important issue in this modern world. India is trying to copy everything western world is doing, but in doing so, they forgot that they should count their limits and understanding as well.
A very subtle way of putting this message is done by Karan Johar, SRK has done a very good potray of an unhappy man. Amazing acting by all characters.
Most of the negative ratings for this movie, are because many indians are not able to digest the concept of the movie or misunderstood the message. Anyhow, It's for MATURE audience not for regular DDLJ fans.
At the end of the movie, it's going keep on asking you a question, "Are you happy with your partner or not?" Which makes it a very uncomfortable movie for some people, but you have to understand, this movie has a very good message.
MUST WATCH.
It's a very important issue in this modern world. India is trying to copy everything western world is doing, but in doing so, they forgot that they should count their limits and understanding as well.
A very subtle way of putting this message is done by Karan Johar, SRK has done a very good potray of an unhappy man. Amazing acting by all characters.
Most of the negative ratings for this movie, are because many indians are not able to digest the concept of the movie or misunderstood the message. Anyhow, It's for MATURE audience not for regular DDLJ fans.
At the end of the movie, it's going keep on asking you a question, "Are you happy with your partner or not?" Which makes it a very uncomfortable movie for some people, but you have to understand, this movie has a very good message.
MUST WATCH.
The 100
(2014–2020)
Hype
23 May 2014
This is total Bullshit man, It would have been a Great movie, but a TV series...NO WAY.. It's total crap. I got frustrated after 30 mins of pilot. That too, i was forcing myself to give this series a chance (Due to Octavia), But i believe CW is turning into TRP Whores. They should rather hire prostitutes and create a CW Brothel.
Waste of time.
Also i have discovered one thing, if there are retarded Songs in-between the show, to "MOOD UP" things, then the show will be so retarded, that your brain will turn up into a wood.
Then again, The Originals also have those songs, but they have some sort of concept which makes it like a puzzle.
Breaking Bad was the ONLY show that gave me high. Game of Thrones as well.
Moreover, the show is very ill-directed there are things being told, that is not at all required and making very poor attempt at Special Effects.
Waste of time.
Also i have discovered one thing, if there are retarded Songs in-between the show, to "MOOD UP" things, then the show will be so retarded, that your brain will turn up into a wood.
Then again, The Originals also have those songs, but they have some sort of concept which makes it like a puzzle.
Breaking Bad was the ONLY show that gave me high. Game of Thrones as well.
Moreover, the show is very ill-directed there are things being told, that is not at all required and making very poor attempt at Special Effects.
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