Kai Po Che is on screen adaptation of Chetan Bhagat's '3 mistakes of my life'. Well what do i say, i love the colours used in the movie, the screenplay, direction, sense of bond and humour shown amongst the friends.
Surprisingly the songs are also soul touching and blends really well in to the film. The newcomers in the movie do a really good job. But it had to be newcomers who would do more justice to the job.
Taken an emotional theme in the entire movie. Cricket is something that the entire Nation is glued to. If you're a sports person you can identify better. The song "manja" gives you goose bumps and is well intervened in the story to give you an emotional high.
The only sequence in the movie i didn't like it the minority angle. Oh come on, the poor "victim" mentality. The field reality is totally different. It looks like a lot of these new writers and "intellectuals" like some kind of open or subliminal Hindu bashing. Remember it always takes two to tango. Just to substantiate, there aren't any Hindus in Iraq and Iran, afghanistan, pak but there are still conflicts there. There was no need to get this angle, i found it really misleading and amateurish. Well if you're really smart then why not expose love jehad, or the NWO or the CPI tactics etc. But lets leave it at that.
Amit Sadh provides a very intense role. Rajkumar Yadav is calm composed and the think tank. Whereas Sushant Singh Rajput is confused, impulsive and passionate about his dream.
But overall - 1. good theme, its about a dream, 2. good direction 3. good acting 4. script and screenplay is also a winner.
Go for it!
Surprisingly the songs are also soul touching and blends really well in to the film. The newcomers in the movie do a really good job. But it had to be newcomers who would do more justice to the job.
Taken an emotional theme in the entire movie. Cricket is something that the entire Nation is glued to. If you're a sports person you can identify better. The song "manja" gives you goose bumps and is well intervened in the story to give you an emotional high.
The only sequence in the movie i didn't like it the minority angle. Oh come on, the poor "victim" mentality. The field reality is totally different. It looks like a lot of these new writers and "intellectuals" like some kind of open or subliminal Hindu bashing. Remember it always takes two to tango. Just to substantiate, there aren't any Hindus in Iraq and Iran, afghanistan, pak but there are still conflicts there. There was no need to get this angle, i found it really misleading and amateurish. Well if you're really smart then why not expose love jehad, or the NWO or the CPI tactics etc. But lets leave it at that.
Amit Sadh provides a very intense role. Rajkumar Yadav is calm composed and the think tank. Whereas Sushant Singh Rajput is confused, impulsive and passionate about his dream.
But overall - 1. good theme, its about a dream, 2. good direction 3. good acting 4. script and screenplay is also a winner.
Go for it!