Roots
My Life
Is like a
Beautiful KITE
Who’s string is held firmly by a warm Hand.
I glow
In the bright sun.
I dance
In the Gentle breeze.
My Life
Is like a
Beuatiful KITE
But when I realise
That the string is stuck to a pole instead?
Will I glow
When the sun shines?
Will I dance
when the breeze comes?
My Life
Is like a
Beautiful KITE
Searching for its roots !
Usually when someone’s cooking, the intention is to mix things, fry them up, add flavours and finally give a final delicious product in the end. Dhobi Ghat gives you them separately, you can see them, smell them and feel them but they would not give a final product in the end. They just part their own ways, that’s the beauty of Randomness !
When you walk out of the theatre, you are happy that you watched a motive-less, message-less, advise-less movie. And for god’s sake its a realistic movie, so entertainment seekers please stay away!
Casting is tailor-made, partly english – partly hindi, there’s a slight touch of co-incidences also running through in the script.
The sucker as well as the savior of the movie is the video recording done by the character Yasmin Noor, which initially is a little immature / childish, but towards the end it attains great depth. The intensity shakes off Arun (Mr. Aamir Khan) !
–Varun.
Ok so if you go to the plot straight forward, yet another “under-cover cop story with a stupid twist in the end” template. I wonder why the entire T-wood is still obsessed with the Super Hit movie POKIRI (Lets call this as STANDARD going forward in all my future Telugu movie reviews, guessing the directors would still be inspired by the concept of undercover cop for future movies too in the years to come.) Guessing even Mr.Prakash Raj would once ask the director if it’s the “Ali Bhai” role, and then he would decide his lines and costume all by himself. Please stop doing this sir !!
So now coming to how different this movie is (from the STANDARD) …
Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja, that’s a nice Screen Title and he lives up to the expectation. Does best what he is famous for, the trade-mark naughty one-liners and funny expressions. Fits the role well, especially that of a cop!
Block-buster songs and two hot heroines are a double-plus, should woo the audiences to the theatre and keep them glued, even though the plot is inspired from the STANDARD.
Deeksha Seth fits her role better in the movie than Richa (who still seems to have stage fright, evident in dialogue delivery and songs)
Overall, watch the movie if you want to have fun, a few sequences are damn hilarious and fresh.
–Varun’s Word
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Vengeance is not a new word for Surya. We all saw his performance in Ghajini. However a revenge thirsty Surya through the eyes of Ram Gopal Verma is a visual treat. His eyes speak most of the time, he has down-played yet conveyed his anger and pain.
So the story goes that Surya, who wants to take revenge on Pratap Ravi (Vivek Oberoi) was actually a peace seeking and career oriented person. However when Pratap’s action team brutally murders Surya’s family members, thats when Surya wants revenge. And he gets it in Broad-Daylight !!
I was more excited watching the first part, since Pratap’s purpose was larger and interesting. Surya’s not connected to politics and deals with no unexpected twists except for the attempt on his life by Pratap’s failing goons, which makes it a routine revenge story.
Ramu’s brand only gets stronger with these series of movies, and the Signature element being "ultra-slow-motion" violence / torture sequences. Reality hurts – visually too !!
Varun's Word 