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I didn't like Parmanu as much🤔, the direction was weak. The story should have had more impact I thought. But, John and his movies are totally hatke these days, his choice of producing movies is different.
Raazi was very good, ⭐️I was getting scared each scene when she is going to get caught. Was Alia's husband in that Vicky Kaushal as well ?
102 Not out was just fabulous, acting wise and story although towards the end I was wondering how parents (Rishi Kapoor's character) can be so loving towards their selfish child. Does it actually happen in real life ? Do such kind of parents exist or do such kind of children exist ?
Padmavat, I didn't think I would like the movie as much but I was surprised I actually liked the movie a lot. All 3 did a good job, Ranveer the most. Deepika I have got bored of seeing her in these royal kind of roles.
SKTS, somehow I couldn't sit through the movie, lefti t mid-way🤔
I was surprised at Ranbir's acting in Sanju. He got all the mannerisms, body language so right. 👍🏼 Definitely they have tried to humanize him trying to show his side of the story. I wonder if Sanju and his dad really had such a relationship the way they showed in the movie - that Sunil Dutt signed Munnabhai only for Sanju and him playing those "learning" songs for Sanju. I wonder why they didn't show his other 2 wives and children and only focused on Sonam's character and Manyata.
I dread if there will be a biopic now of Salman after seeing Sanju.😆
I liked Pad-man as well this year, very well made movie. I can't imagine how the real Pad-man would have gone through in making the low cost pad 👏 salute to the determination.
I recently watched Bairelly Ki Barfi (BKB) and Toilet Ek PRem Katha. BKB was a nice movie although the female lead was quite irritating for me, felt her acting was OTT. Ayushmann and Rajkumar were good.
Toilet Ek Prem Katha, was an ok movie for me. The issue was higlighted well enough
