A fantastic tribute to Indian
Cinema’s completion of 100 years by four of the best Directors from industry,
its timing and content is simply superb. First story itself directed by Karan
Johar proves that he is shouting from the roof tops about his sexuality and no
one is listening, was a shocking start but Rani Mukerji, Randeep Hooda and that
new guy makes it a little easy for the audience, high time our society accepted
the fact and adjusts with them as its alrite to be gay. The best of the lot as
per my choice is the heart touching story of a failed theater artist
“Nawazuddin Siddiqui” again in a rocking role and character – oh my god – it
touches deep inside somewhere and gives you the reality of life, end of the day
it’s all about love and happiness rest of it all is pointless, superb direction
by Dibakar Banerjee. Third by Zoya Akhtar is good too, story of a kid who
wishes to do something whereas his parents want him to do something else – how
he works it out is simply superb and hilarious but proves that kids in today’s
time are way too smarter than their parents could imagine. Another fantastic
performance by the little guy, he is definitely going to go a long way. Second
best story as per me was the last one by Anurag Kashyap, story of a small
Towner from UP and his bed ridden father who has no hopes of surviving unless
his last wish is fulfilled. Again another story which touches you to the core
as it indeed is a reality as so many line up at the Super Stars door everyday
just to get a glimpse of him, Big B obliges big time his fans as well as in the
movie too, simply a high point of the movie is his split second presence, too
good. If you live and love cinema like the way I do – you shouldn’t miss this
one. If nothing else it works like a great time pass and you do have a great
surprise at the end of the movie – not the one they show you every 10 minutes
on various TV channels. I will definitely give it a good 3/5 with two thumbs up
and a must watch for all cinema lovers.
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