Alright, walk with me for a second. I’m the kind of person who takes a movie on its own merits. So, what does Chhaava bring to the table? It’s a film built on relentless pacing – one action set piece after another, with emotional beats crammed in only through montages. Is the direction top-tier? No. Is the screenplay substantial? Also no. But does the movie manage to deliver an immersive experience? Absolutely.
Now, period pieces are always tricky, especially in…
This is exactly what I wanted. This is why cinema exists. Without movies like this, the very essence of filmmaking would be meaningless. I was levitating halfway through, transcending space and time, utterly consumed by its brilliance. Every frame, every moment, felt like a divine revelation — pure, unfiltered cinematic ecstasy.
I got 99 problems and having a friend like Sam could solve 100 of them.
I am really torn on this one, on one hand I totally despise the fact that Mr Sanjay Leela Bhansali thinks that a movie referencing an issue is the same as it being about that issue or exploring the issue, because he explores the themes of this film in a very watered-down and sanitized way to make them digestible for the people, but on the other hand I absolutely cannot deny the fact the film was pretty impressive in many…
