The Sequel: Firstly, I think this is one of the best sequels I have seen. Not only does it build up from the first, but also gives you a complete story. Everything you like about the first and more. Exactly what a sequel is suppose to do.
Sharp Like a Sword: The writing is crisp and lets you enjoy each scene. I was glued to the story. The fight scenes are well executed. The story is focused and doesn’t meander.…
Kathal: The main object of this film is to entertain. But also be a social satire. The good thing is that it doesn’t get preachy. The whole final sequence was rather childish and felt like something from a lesser film. It’s well shot. Editing wise it could’ve been a little shorter though.
Breezy: I appreciate how most of the film doesn’t insult your intelligence. Sanya Malhotra gets the accent right. Her body language is also believable. I wish there was…
I have a soft corner for love stories. But when the two main characters are implausible, it just doesn’t work. This film is full of issues. I am going to list some of them, one by one.
A doctor cannot be practicing, while being an alcoholic or a drug addict. Doesn’t matter how brilliant he is.
A goon and bully in college who does whatever he wants, and nobody bats an eye?
Kabir Singh marks her as his girl and…
During the second half of the movie, a thought occurred to me. The first half and the second half feel like two different movies. But when the movie finished I understood the artistic choice of the makers. This is a character study. The growth of the protagonist is the main idea of the film, which works, for the most part.
The first half is humorous. Fahadh Fassil a male nurse, who desires to go to Germany, comes up with an…
