HEAR ME OUT
people say “bring back old bollywood, bring back old romcoms” and then hate on a romcom that finally gets some of the essence of the genre back to mainstream cinema. yes, this film has cringey acting and dialogue and is senseless at times but ARE’NT ALL THE OLD BOLLYWOOD ROMCOMS AS WELL?!
it’s not that amazing or great but it’s a step in the right direction, a break from preachy cinema! to watch a romcom that truly was…
i get it daniel craig, i’d get all giddy too if drew starkey waved at me like that
but on a serious note, i love luca but this film was way too overbearing with its unnecessary and kinda gory symbolism to the point it looses itself a bit. on the bright side, it had a gorgeous colour palette and beautiful sound design though.
one star for the breathtaking shots, one for the soundtrack and half for dave and daniel.
*my review would be less about the film and more fangirling over vikrant massey’s acting*
what a chillingly disturbing film and what amazing performances. firstly, i love how recently indian netflix films have this stunning colour grading, it really adds so much depth and beauty on screen and personally, im so proud of the direction ott films are heading for us. stories that are different, interesting and shot incredibly are finally on a rise. sadly, i can’t say the same…
such a well made series bhai
the direction obviously is amazing cuz anubhav sinha.
the actual clips in between were such an incredible touch.
AND LOML VIJAY VARMA didn’t think i could fall more in love with him but i so am. kya acting kya presence ughhhhh so gooddddd
everyone and everything was just perfect.
