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Mansha Rastogi's Film Reviews
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Sai Kabir tries really hard to turn crude to class however, despite having all elements he ends up with a sluggish and half-baked plot. Watch it only for the exceptional performance of Kangana Ranaut.
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…the once upon a time Showman of the film industry Subhash Ghai falters completely in putting together a great show in Kaanchi. Watch it only if you have absolutely nothing else to do.
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…is a wasted opportunity to encash the popularity of a book. Despite the cast, the budgets and brand in place, the film fails to make a mark purely due to faulty execution. Not a funny or entertaining rom-com this one.
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…is not as witty or humorous as it appears from its trailers. A film that could be entertaining all the way had it not lost its plot.
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Jal could’ve worked phenomenally well had the art of filmmaking merged well with the story of it. However, with ample stress on beautifying the film than weaving a good plot around it, Jal ends up being an ambitious experiment that goes wrong.
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After years one has seen a film complete with all elements of a commercial caper and yet not tripe or boring. A thoroughly entertaining film, Main Tera Hero is a must watch. If you’ve been a David Dhawan fan, if you are amidst the countless teenage girls who are swooned over by Varun Dhawan, if you haven’t been for an entertaining Bollywood comedy for the longest time, Main Tera Hero is the film for you.
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O Teri from its title is self explanatory of the expression you’d have whilst watching it. We suggest you lay off the film.
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Throughout the film Viki Kartoos keeps reiterating his mantra that being smart is enough for him in his field, only if the makers could stick to the story in a similar fashion we would’ve had a far better film than Diskiyaoon. A complete shot in the dark.
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…tries too hard to be funny and fit the bill of a commercial caper. Sadly, it falls short by miles.
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In short, Aankhon Dekhi is a gem that touches your heart, moves you, makes you smile and leaves you with some food for thought.