Vigil Idiot review: Zero

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JackSparrowcraz

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Posted: 6 years ago

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Pehchaan.Kaun

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Posted: 6 years ago

🤣 This was such a laugh riot. I remember their Dilwale review too about how the father tells the adopted son SRK not to tell his son Varun that SRK is adopted 🤣 RIP logic.

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you2

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Posted: 6 years ago

Amazing👏

One of his best🤣

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BornWithASmirk

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Posted: 6 years ago

WTH is this? 😕 so it is this faltu?

And kat? There was a scene in trailer where kat is in wheelchair, what about that? Some were saying kat acts in biopic of Anu.Totally confused😕

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Dan.17

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Posted: 6 years ago

So this was actually the plot of the film and this was the ending😕

Why did all of them sign this, it sounds terrible. I can't believe I was excited to watch zero, thank god I changed my plans after reading the reviews.

But whatever this review was funny😆😆

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Tanv_27

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Posted: 6 years ago

Stupid movie with equally ugly srk

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TrustNo1

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Posted: 6 years ago

Glad i didnt wasted money on this

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Hereiamtoo

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Posted: 6 years ago

Originally posted by: BornWithASmirk
WTH is this? 😕 so it is this faltu?
And kat? There was a scene in trailer where kat is in wheelchair, what about that? Some were saying kat acts in biopic of Anu.Totally confused😕

Well it is if you believe in VV who have since long joined the chorus of gleeful bashers...

I wonder if they even watched the movie as some parts are false, missing or distorted. But instead of the former ironic touch they opt more and more for onesided, tendentious and (de)mean(ing).

Yep, Kat as Babita was in a wheelchair because a scene in the movie she shot when Bauua kept her company, demanded a sequence in a wheelchair (but that film had nothing to do with Aafia). However this scene was important for something Bauua did.

The perception of a story narrated in a film or in a book depends on the person who watches or reads the story personnally. As a story hasn't to be grounded in reality to deal with things that exist in real life, the reception will always be influenced by personal experiences and expectations.

Stories in movies and books (as they come from the tradition of oral narration like fairy tales, legends, popular traditions etc.), often only reflect thoughts about real-life-things putting them in an imaginative context.

A 'critic review' depends on what you want to convey...and it is glaring obvious what VV wants to convey. But how it may influence your decision to watch the movie is up to you. It's a question of curiosity and belief in the own (as in self-experienced) opinion.

Edited by Hereiamtoo - 6 years ago