Nadaaniyan review thread -Ibrahim and Khushi - Page 7

When I watched the Archies, I wasn't happy neither with the way Zoya had made that launch movie nor the way Reema did write the script nor the dialogues made by Farhan Akhtar...was there even something relatably Indian in the movie except the actors/actresses who seem to have had some difficulties to connect with the characters given to them???

Here, I got the feeling that the focus on Western movies again was something that 'killed' the connection to the characters and the story... and also a totally incompetent directress. What a blatant carelessness Karan apparently showed towards this movie with three newcomers (Shauna Gautam, Ibrahim, Kushi). Sad state of mind.

okay I just watched it

It's not an unwatchable film, meaning it's not something that i couldn't tolerate watching, it's a very simple story with nothing ground breaking. And i actually thought the second half was quite decent with the more serious scenes with the families.

But it is a boring film, and not something I would be watching again

Yes ibrahim and khushi need to do a lot of improving, on their dialogue delivery, their expressions. They both look good together though.

A big issue was this dubbing they did on khushi and ibrahims voices, why did they do that? It seems like the other actors didn't have dubbing, but they did it on the two main leads, it made their dialogues sound fake. There were times where khushi's voice wasn't dubbed and it sounded natural, but ibrahims voice was dubbed throughout the film, and it just did not sound authentic. Also khushi needs to strengthen her voice, her voice gets a bit weak and shakey which is distracting

But there are some positives, khushi's intense confrontation scene with suniel and mahima was good, those scenes are strongest in the film. I thought khushis acting was decent in those scenes. Also the scenes ibrahim has with jugal and dia were nice. So it's the scenes with the family which are good, the scenes at college with khushi's friends are superficial and just don't work well

The direction and script are bland, the director is shauna gatuam, this is her first movie and I don't think she should direct again as she brings nothing new, exciting or vibrant to the film.

Overall, i thought the film was going to be alot worse looking at the reviews etc, but I managed to get through it, and honestly its not dreadful, it's not a great film either. But I have seen movies on netflix that are similar, so it's actually a good fit for an OTT film, it would not have worked at all as a theatrical release, and I don't think they made it with the intention to be released theatrically.

Originally posted by: zara321

okay I just watched it

It's not an unwatchable film, meaning it's not something that i couldn't tolerate watching, it's a very simple story with nothing ground breaking. And i actually thought the second half was quite decent with the more serious scenes with the families.

But it is a boring film, and not something I would be watching again

Yes ibrahim and khushi need to do a lot of improving, on their dialogue delivery, their expressions. They both look good together though.

A big issue was this dubbing they did on khushi and ibrahims voices, why did they do that? It seems like the other actors didn't have dubbing, but they did it on the two main leads, it made their dialogues sound fake. There were times where khushi's voice wasn't dubbed and it sounded natural, but ibrahims voice was dubbed throughout the film, and it just did not sound authentic. Also khushi needs to strengthen her voice, her voice gets a bit weak and shakey which is distracting

But there are some positives, khushi's intense confrontation scene with suniel and mahima was good, those scenes are strongest in the film. I thought khushis acting was decent in those scenes. Also the scenes ibrahim has with jugal and dia were nice. So it's the scenes with the family which are good, the scenes at college with khushi's friends are superficial and just don't work well

The direction and script are bland, the director is shauna gatuam, this is her first movie and I don't think she should direct again as she brings nothing new, exciting or vibrant to the film.

Overall, i thought the film was going to be alot worse looking at the reviews etc, but I managed to get through it, and honestly its not dreadful, it's not a great film either. But I have seen movies on netflix that are similar, so it's actually a good fit for an OTT film, it would not have worked at all as a theatrical release, and I don't think they made it with the intention to be released theatrically.

so true, in emotional scenes Khushis voice isnt dubbed hence u can feel the depth but ibrahims voice is dubbed throughout which sounds mechanic and monotonous. What a blunder for a debut.

Sara Ibrahim cute video from Nadaniyan https://www.instagram.com/reel/DG5suj6ML3e/?igsh=MTQ1MnV1OW94ejlybA==

Originally posted by: priya185

Nadaaniyan review thread -Ibrahim and Khushi

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From Nadaaniyan Soundtrack

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Some of the reviews here are 100% more entertaining than the film

Originally posted by: desigal90

Haven’t watched it yet but based on a few clips, Ibrahim should have gone into modeling. Doesn’t seem like he has any acting chops 🤦

its too early, he may improve. he has every thing to take his father legacy of Romcoms forward he just need to work on himself.

Originally posted by: forza

its too early, he may improve. he has every thing to take his father legacy of Romcoms forward he just need to work on himself.

awe..cute..yes lets give him 20 more movies so he keeps working on himself and takes his father's legacy forward..

Is it true they dubbed Ibrahim’s voice because he has a lisp? That’s what I read on Reddit?

Tbh, when was the last time we heard of an actor getting a dubbing artist? It’s been decades! I also just noticed that Ibrahim hasn’t even given any promotional interviews so… something seems off to me.