Informal Review

Ashram is a fictional series based on true events. It takes place in a fictional 'Kashipur' which is controlled by 'Kashipur Waale Baba Nirala'. When a skeleton is found in the near jungle, a series of events take place that starts to horrify the ashram. A mad police officer is investigating the case with his own style, will he succeed in this.  Bobby Deol plays the character of 'Baba'. His character is astrange whose one side helps minority people for their justice and another side blackmails the people who resist him. His acting is good especially in calm speeches given at the time of Satsang. He is given another great performance after 'The Class Of 83' , which is reviving his career. Aditi Pohankar plays the part of a minor cast 'Pammi'. She is struggling with society, family for her career in wrestling. Her ambition takes her to the baba and it starts to take her family in it. She looked fierce on the screen as she looked on the series ...

Sadak 2 is the sequel of 1991's Sadak starring Sanjay Dutt and Pooja Bhatt . The movie revolves around the mentally unstable Aaraya who is dealing with issues with her step-mother. Taxi driver Ravi is grieving the death of his love of life Pooja. When destiny brings these two together, a unique journey kicks off.  Sanjay Dutt returns in his role of Ravi. His character is the same as the last movie who gets emotional when he sees a troubling person. His acting is good but the character development is poor. Alia Bhatt in the role of Aaraya is a poorly written character that doesn't get together in a movie. Her acting is average in bits and pieces. Aditya Roy Kapoor as a Vishal, boyfriend of Aaraya is the most predictable character after seeing a trailer. There is nothing that surprised me about his character. The highlight of the movie is the performance of Makrand Deshpande as Self-proclaimed Baba. He acted at his best.  Mahesh Bhatt returns to the director chair for this...

The movie showcases a side of love with the help of Grace and Henry. Henry, a young, aspiring writer good at writing but shy in talking, gets caught up when a new student comes in school named Grace. She is private about herself but makes the bond with Henry and things start to swibble. The movie is an adaptation of Krystal Sutherland's 'Our Chemical Hearts' . The movie left a special emotion in me and surprised me because I didn't read a book. Lili Reinhart as 'Grace Town' gives a great performance. Her acting as a physically struggling girl is best in some scenes. Her acting is well known to us because of ' Riverdale '. Austin Abrams as 'Henry Page' is the best part of the movie. His character has got so many layers in it and he expressed it pretty conventionally. He is well known for his work as 'Ethen Lewis' in the show ' Euphoria '. Sarah Jones as 'Sadie' sister of Henry plays a character who is emotionally injured...

The movie is based on the book of Hussain Zaidi named Class Of 83:- The Punishers of Mumbai Police. It showcases the horrifying events that took place in Mumbai's early 80s. How 83 batch from Nashik Police Training Center gets caught up in this situation and changes the future of the city.  Bobby Deol plays the character of Vijay Singh who is dean of the training center. He plays a mentor figure to the trainee police. The rest of the cast is fresh. Sameer Paranjape plays Aslam Khan who is also the narrator of the movie. He is well known to the Marathi audience because of his serial "Goth". Bhupendra Jadawat plays Pramod Shukla. The character is known for point-blank shooting. Hitesh Bhojraj plays Vishnu Varde. The character is deep into law. Ninad Mahajani and Prithvik Pratap play the characters of Laxman Jadhav and Janardan Surve respectively. Their role in the movie is small but the impact is major.  Atul Sabharwal directed the movie and is a well-known writer. He fails...

The movie revolves around a husband whose wife is missing in a foreign country. Now his only chance is by going to that country and finding her on his own. The movie somehow gets lost in the middle but gets back on track towards the climax. The story is a bit cliche. The ending is happy which does not amuse me. The first half of the movie runs backward. Vidyut Jammwal as 'Sameer Choudhary' has done a good job in his new avatar. His actionability is well known to all of us but he explores his other ability in this movie yet remains a poker face in some scenes. Shivaleeka Oberoi in her 2nd movie did an average performance. She plays the character of 'Nargis' in the movie. She doesn't have much time on-screen as compared to others. Annu Kapoor steals the show in the movie. When he is on the screen he eats out all other characters surrounding him. He plays a taxi driver who is helping Sameer to find his wife. The other notable performance from the movie is of Aahana ...

The movie is a biopic of Gunjan Saxena 'First Female Indian Air Force Pilot' in combat. The movie showcases the struggle of an ambitious girl in making her dream come true. How a single girl changed the structure of the whole base but at what cost. The movie is motivating to all of us.  The backbone of the movie is Pankaj Tripathi . He plays the character of Anup Saxena, Gunjan's father. His acting is great as always. He plays every character with such ease. Janhavi Kapoor as Gunjan Saxena has done a good job. It's her 3rd movie and she gives an ordinary performance. As I expected a goosebumps moments in between her scenes but it didn't happen. Vineet Kumar Singh as Commander Dileep Singh gives a great performance. As long as he comes on the screen we start to denounce his character and that's why he succeeded in his role. Angad Bedi as a protective yet demotivating brother makes his character work in such a small screen time.  Debutant director Sharan Shar...

Entertainment is one of the joyful things in the world. People find their entertainment in different-different things. But most people find it through movies. Movies teach us so many things. What we should do, what we should not do, how to react and what will be the consequences etc. But every movie though it's good or bad gives us something. When you watched 'Tanaji' it gave you a power of selflessness. It taught you how to be devoted to your soil. When you watched 'Housefull 4' it gave you laughter. You have to watch the movie without using your brain. You just see and react. In this movie it gave you one - sometimes reacting is better than thinking. So here I am going to show you 4 things we get from movies (not every time but most of the time). #4 :- Beyond Imagination Most of Christopher Nolan 's movies, some of David Fincher 's movies are far from imagination for our daily life brain. Everybody dreams but no one has ever gone into deep as 'Incep...