Movies by Sushant that you loved! - Page 2

Kai Po Che ❤️

I had no idea who Sushant was when I watched the movie and I totally fell in love. I cried so much at the end my was hurting lol. I watched the movie at least 15 times but never had the heart to watch the end. Sushant was pure magic!

Kedarnath was another movie, wow Sushant was just friggin brilliant. I still haven't watched the end though because I could never see Sushant in tragic endings.

Kai Po Che, Kedarnath and Chhichhore are brilliant, and he was fabulous in all three, especially in Kedarnath. Cried so much during all three movies.

M.S. Dhoni was good, and Sushant deserved awards for that amazing performance for sure (but then Aamir in Dangal was his competitor that year 😒)

He was suuuuper handsome and endearing in PK, I'm in love with Sarfaraz ❤

I liked Raabta as well, Sushant was pretty good as both his characters in it and had good chemistry with Kriti.

Haven't watched Detective Byomkesh Bakshy yet, will do soon :)

Never felt like watching Shudh Desi Romance for some reason. Drive was terrible, I wish he never did that crapfest.

I really do feel that Manny from Dil Bechara is gonna have my whole heart though.

Kai Po Che ❤️ One of my favorite Bollywood movies!

Recently I watched the Sonchiriya film on ZEE5. I don't understand why it was an underrated movie, It's a very good movie, I hope you will like it. Sonchiriya starts with a corpse and death ominously stalks almost every one of its frames. It’s in the sound of the bullets, spurting of the blood, in the many, fabulously mounted encounters. Sonchiriya is a rare bird, the metaphorical redemption that everyone is seeking. Apni Apni Sonchiriya, Apni Apni Mukti. It’s ultimately a journey towards finding your bird of salvation.

Chaubey evokes the sense of place by going beyond the arid, stark, larger-than-life landscape. He turns it into a character itself. The sense of place seeps in the Bundelkhandi, the dacoits speak, the risque, and raw humor in the dialogue. It’s in the way they address. It’s in their body language, their mindsets, in their culture and perceptions. It’s in the minutest of details— whether it’s the reference to the guns of the 1962 war or the Special Task Force, the morning cackling of AIR, or Indira Gandhi’s announcement of the Emergency. Then there are nice political potshots that lift it from its specific location and period, to give it a larger universality. It’s like one of the rebels talking about how no one dies from the bullet of the government but by its [false] promises.

I will be honest with you I never watch any of his movie so far 😭

PK

Kai Po Che

Chichore

I loved Byomkesh Bakshi. His most fav movie of mine.