Which category does 2015 film Tamasha fall in?

C'mon, forumwasis!

Would love to know which category you would slot it in....

Also would love to hear your reasoning....

Tamasha is a work of art..a masterpiece....both Ranbir and Deepu did an amazing job....sometimes good movies don't make it......maybe they didn't strike a chord with the masses...

Sure, the movie was a bit unconventional, but isn't that what makes it so special? It dared to be different, to challenge the norms of the industry, and to push the boundaries of what is possible.

And that's what creativity is all about, isn't it? It's about taking risks, trying new things, and exploring the uncharted territories of our imagination.

Imtiaz Ali, the director of Tamasha, is a master of this art. He knows how to craft a story that is both thought-provoking and entertaining, that resonates with the audience on a deep emotional level.

And the performances of Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone were nothing short of mesmerizing. They brought a rawness and vulnerability to their characters that made them relatable, despite the surreal nature of the plot.

All in all, Tamasha was a triumph of creativity. It showed us that there is still room for innovation in the world of cinema, and that sometimes, taking the road less traveled can lead to some truly amazing destinations.

Nice movie but bit.slow and too much.confusing.but.rk dp was good. I.guess a bit paced and less confusing would surely click more..and rk did too much self discovery roles i guess sometimes gets monotonous.

Paranormal, spiritual, metaphysical category. I learned about Latihan because of this film but I have yet to see this it. Lo karlo baat

Acting was good but movie was hell boring.

Sleepfest, isey lagado, bas banda 10 sec mein sota hua nazar aayega.

Boring category

Originally posted by: Guddu.Pandit

Sleepfest, isey lagado, bas banda 10 sec mein sota hua nazar aayega.

I remember the film didn’t turn a profit and they had a success party and ranbir was reportedly embarrassed lol

Masterpiece for sure and ahead of its time, even today.

It's not a movie that everyone will understand/connect with. So many people live a like Ved does, and they're so unaware of it that authenticity is a foreign concept. The whole living in a box that's been defined by everyone else but themselves. It's one movie that shows you the mirror in so many ways, and it has a lot of depth with beautifully weaved metaphors.

It might objectively have some flaws but only technically speaking imo. I actually found the pace fully adequate to showcase Ved's journey towards awareness.