Zubaan

Despite the weak moments and an uneven story line, Zubaan is worth a watch. Vicky Kaushal's performance in itself is worth the price of an admission ticket!

The first half is crisp and the story moves smoothly, but during the second half the story moves a bit too fast leaving the audience confused. The direction is good but the editing is not up to the mark.

Zubaan is lovingly rendered sweet indie film about the spirit of reinvention. Celebrate it.

The pace of the film might make you a bit restless but the story is enthralling in a few places.

Zubaan might test your patience but it is heartbreaking in parts. Luckily, the melodrama is kept at bay even when the protagonist finds himself divided between materialism and mirth.

Zubaan is a good film let down by a hazy story and a strictly average screenplay. Watch it only for the powerful performances by Kaushal and Chaudhary.

Zubaan may not be a very gripping experience as it demands patience  but the film is definitely rewarding in parts.

Zubaan is an uneven ride that appeals partially. It is the stellar performances by its cast that truly make it stand out.

The film holds a lot of promise but doesn't really live up to it. A more clear-minded script as well as a steadier hand at direction would have done wonders to this film. However, Singh scores as he makes soul stirring music (composed by Ashutosh Phatak) an intrinsic part of the film.

That's probably the biggest fault of the film - it does not pause - for inspiration, emotion or enlightenment to dawn on the characters. It quickly races to the finish line, hoping the viewers fill in the blanks and figure out transformation. Verdict: you can skip it!

The film does not quite deliver as an overall experience. But the performances by Meghna Malik, Manish Chaudhari, Raghav Chanana, Vicky Kaushal and Sarah-Jane Dias are well worth it.

You come away with mixed feelings even though you really loved the idea of 'tumhari zubaan kuch keh rahi hai...'.

If you want to see some good acting, you should definitely go for this movie. The story of this movie is very straightforward but it has been told in a creative way. The director has managed to add some good twists to the plot, that will keep you engaged throughout the movie.

At 118 minutes duration, this unconventional story is crisp and the first half steals the show. The second half is slow in parts and the end is a tad rushed. The film reiterates the point that you have to move out of your comfort zone to find your true calling – something we all should take note of…