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Originally posted by: nushy1995
Exactly! You can't just come up with an idea and call it pathbreaking. If everywhere people could come up with change, then we wouldn't call them pathbreaking at all.
Totally agree with the shows. In fact, there is this Bengali quotation -
Shohoj Kotha BolTe Amay Bolo Je
Shohoj Kotha Jaina Bola Shohoje
Which means, it's rather more difficult to convey a simple thing. And honestly I read a lot of reviews, mostly positive but some were like it's giving superficial solution and all. My question is, in a 100 minutes movie, how thorough you can become?
Even then they had addressed an extremely vital issue - Domestic violence and its lifelong implication on children who grow up watching their mother suffering like that.
And while there quite a lot of tender moments between mother and daughter, I personally loved the arguments and how real they were about it.
I think it's safe to say, we are a mixture of not just our birth parents but a lot of our ancestors. Some who might not even like. But during an argument, often our parents point out to our resemblance to them and it hurts.
So the scene where Mishti called Cheeni her father's daughter and she said, I have your blood too - it really struck a cord.
Then again they had this extreme fight yet, when Sudip left the house and asked Cheeni to think about what she wants and if she wants him in her life or not, she was crying in rain, recalling him & Mishti came up and played with her in rain, consoled her - I literally wanted to run out of my room and hug my own mother because that's just who they are! They can be mad with us but they are the ones who picks up our pieces at our most vulnerable phase.
And how can I forget the ending, when Mishti is diagnosed with cancer but Cheeni still breaks the protocol and takes her to her cousin's Sangeet, knowing how much her mother loved dancing and the mother-daughter duo dance. I was... 😭 😭 😭
The actors were good but as usual, I found whenever Madhumita tried to scream, it came out more like screeching and looked fake. Aparajita Adhya (The mother) was flawless. The entire movie belongs to her. 👏 👏 👏
Wow wow wow, what a review!! Vashma ke style me bole toh oye hoye hoye hoye....
The Quotation is apt, a great ref.
Don't mind but lately I have seen people criticising for the sake of it, but hype their favs just like that.
As you said, everything can't be covered in a movie, but still the fact they executed so much and made it real deserves an applause!
It's so good to see such real bonds, where it's tender and yet arguments. Otherwise I never have got the theory of b/w like if parents have arguments, they're portrayed to be extreme and worst, like what even?! Plus kids and parents both will have arguments, however great a bond is, cos when there are two people, a discussion or an argument is natural! Infact that's the beauty.
Agree again, a good point!
Beautiful reference, at the end our family is always there for us!
Cancer part too, really good for her happiness she takes her.
On acting, I can understand. Some people take time to improve in certain scenes and experienced actors always shine!
Wow wow wow, what a review!! Vashma ke style me bole toh oye hoye hoye hoye....
😆 😆 😆
Don't mind but lately I have seen people criticising for the sake of it, but hype their favs just like that.
As you said, everything can't be covered in a movie, but still the fact they executed so much and made it real deserves an applause!
True! In fact, I wanted to mention this yesterday only. Went to Ghum forum & a thread drew my attention as they said medical science ki dhajia udha di. Now I agree if you show a Management book in a medical professor's rack that would be glaringly obvious.
But why did they show Microbiology & Pathology book as they are taught in 2nd year & Sai in in 1st, I was like - WTH man! Itna detailing bhi possible nahi hain. And for the record, you often need to search for more books simply for a para or a particular disease's pathophysiology. To itna lease to banta hain. Par nahi.....
Here the review was a critic review & sometimes I really wonder what do they expect! Matlab, inhe technicality ki itni padi rehti hain ki original film kaisa hain, kabhi kabhi wohi samajh nahi ata.
It's so good to see such real bonds, where it's tender and yet arguments. Otherwise I never have got the theory of b/w like if parents have arguments, they're portrayed to be extreme and worst, like what even?! Plus kids and parents both will have arguments, however great a bond is, cos when there are two people, a discussion or an argument is natural! In fact that's the beauty.
Exactly! TBH, the climax scene where the daughter breaks everything & throws the food away it was downright Badtammezi & she deserved multiple tight slaps. It was after that incident when Sudip asked her to take her time and decide. But later when her mother comes and hugs her, it just broke my heart.
And frankly there have been superficial solution or OTT situation like a mother who told her daughter that she won't allow her to share the same room with her BF as they were respectable people, that same mother revealing later that she knew Cheeni was pregnant came as really shocking.
Again the mother showing the pervert boss his place was total filmy.
But then again why focus on the bad when there's plenty of good things?
In the promotion, they kept saying we have a traditional idea about how mothers should be selfless & that should be changed, I thought they were referring to Mishti. But turned out it was Cheeni because she thought she was selfish and unfit to become a mother when her friend pacified her saying even mother are humans, you don't have to be Mother Teresa to prove yourself as a good mother.
And the blooper I said, Mishti telling Cheeni that she knew she was pregnant, somewhere along the line it made sense. Because Mishti's father who looked so amazing on surface and a proper gentleman, he made her life hell. That man was responsible for her venting her anger on Cheeni too and it scarred their relation. So it was on Cheeni to decide first. Even if Sudip was the father, she had to make up her mind whether she would want to prioritize her career or was totally sure because ultimately a mother's role is extremely important.
If we look at it from Sudip's POV, it might look cruel but ultimately it's true. Until Cheeni herself was sure what would the child's future look like? A loving father but resentful mother would be as bad as Cheeni's own life was.
So these scenes, these dialogues take the cake.
Special mention to a FB scene. 😛 Sudip was an orphan but before his parents' death, he grew up in an amazing loving family. So it was raining & he told Cheeni that whenever it rained, his mother would take his father to roof and they would get drenched together. So Cheeni was sad that her family was dysfunctional and Sudip tried to compensate for it saying when two people are in love they can make anything filmy and tried the twirl move. Unlike other movies where heroines make the perfect twirl here Cheeni actually faltered and her arms got a little bit tangled & Sudip was like - are you hurt?
It instantly reminded me of you. 😛
On acting, I can understand. Some people take time to improve in certain scenes and experienced actors always shine!
Agreed. I do think she has a lot of potential because even in KD, she was amazing in her emotional scenes. In fact, here she looked a bit OTT in some scenes. But mastering the outburst scenes are also important and let's hope she'll improve with time. 👍🏼
Originally posted by: nushy1995
Exactly! You can't just come up with an idea and call it pathbreaking. If everywhere people could come up with change, then we wouldn't call them pathbreaking at all.
Totally agree with the shows. In fact, there is this Bengali quotation -
Shohoj Kotha BolTe Amay Bolo Je
Shohoj Kotha Jaina Bola Shohoje
Which means, it's rather more difficult to convey a simple thing. And honestly I read a lot of reviews, mostly positive but some were like it's giving superficial solution and all. My question is, in a 100 minutes movie, how thorough you can become?
Even then they had addressed an extremely vital issue - Domestic violence and its lifelong implication on children who grow up watching their mother suffering like that.
And while there quite a lot of tender moments between mother and daughter, I personally loved the arguments and how real they were about it.
I think it's safe to say, we are a mixture of not just our birth parents but a lot of our ancestors. Some who might not even like. But during an argument, often our parents point out to our resemblance to them and it hurts.
So the scene where Mishti called Cheeni her father's daughter and she said, I have your blood too - it really struck a cord.
Then again they had this extreme fight yet, when Sudip left the house and asked Cheeni to think about what she wants and if she wants him in her life or not, she was crying in rain, recalling him & Mishti came up and played with her in rain, consoled her - I literally wanted to run out of my room and hug my own mother because that's just who they are! They can be mad with us but they are the ones who picks up our pieces at our most vulnerable phase.
And how can I forget the ending, when Mishti is diagnosed with cancer but Cheeni still breaks the protocol and takes her to her cousin's Sangeet, knowing how much her mother loved dancing and the mother-daughter duo dance. I was... 😭 😭 😭
The actors were good but as usual, I found whenever Madhumita tried to scream, it came out more like screeching and looked fake. Aparajita Adhya (The mother) was flawless. The entire movie belongs to her. 👏 👏 👏
Wow!! This sounds absolutely fabulous... 👏
I'm just loving the description.
Originally posted by: Nikita_99503
Wow!! This sounds absolutely fabulous...
I'm just loving the description.
Yeah, I really enjoyed watching the movie. 🤗
Wrote a second post on it, in case you have missed it. 🤪
Originally posted by: Nikita_99503
Good evening guys...
I'm so frustrated today... Shaanti se discussion bhi nahi ho paaya friends ke saath YouTube par. 🤔
Good evening!
Kya ho gaya? GAPs ne attack Kar di Kya? 🙄
Yeah, I really enjoyed watching the movie. 🤗
Understandable... 🤗
Wrote a second post on it, in case you have missed it. 🤪
Well, I guess I probably have... will check again in the evening.
Good evening!
Kya ho gaya? GAPs ne attack Kar di Kya? 🙄
Yup. Sort of... We were discussing the stupid plans made by R and how he is a dhabba in the name of villains. And one Shoaib fan tapkofied there accusing me of insulting Shoaib, writing hate comments and being biased in my hatred cos she never saw me roasting any other character apart from R. 🤔
Achhi khaasi argument ho chuki hai... and abhi ek lamba sa reply daal kar aaye hain.
Originally posted by: Nikita_99503
Yup. Sort of... We were discussing the stupid plans made by R and how he is a dhabba in the name of villains. And one Shoaib fan tapkofied there accusing me of insulting Shoaib, writing hate comments and being biased in my hatred cos she never saw me roasting any other character apart from R. 🤔
Achhi khaasi argument ho chuki hai... and abhi ek lamba sa reply daal kar aaye hain.
Abe yaar!
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