Koyla is a movie that feels like it is perpetually spinning it’s wheels. Never really knowing where it wants to go. This instantly sets it much below the type of movie it’s trying to be like, one of those by Subhash Ghai.
Madhuri Dixit as always delivers a great performance and the film’s best, Shahrukh too is very good.
The biggest gripe I have with this movie is that it has basically nothing really to say while not being too…
A serviceable movie, which is a huge step up from the type of movie being churned out by the Bollywood machine today.
While much not nearly on the level ‘of a Girls Will Be Girls’ and the masterpiece ’All We Imagine As Light’, this is a good movie, which is what Bollywood desperately needs. A level of good not great movies that has truly disappeared from the current landscape.
‘Kill’ is sometimes painfully cliche and does not really do anything…
What an INCREDIBLE show!!! An epic to proportions only Bhansali could reach. Such Visual splendour combined with such deliciously evil characters is honestly such a treat. The score the costumes and THE MANISHA KOIRALA! Also Bhansali has directed the best and most heartbreaking musical number in history with Richa’s Masson Dil He Mera.
