This is the modern version of the Devdas, where Dev doesn’t get his Paro and starts destroying himself. In the blockbuster Devdas from 2002 (avec Shahrukh Khan), it was targeted towards multiple segments of audience, i.e. families. This time, it is mainly targeted towards adults, and it is definitely not a family movie. Danny Boyle from
Slumdog Millionaire fame has also contributed in this movie, probably inspired to make some of the scenes in England.
The movie is made by Anurag Kashyap, who also made
No Smoking. Abhay Deol plays the role of Dev, and has done a good job. Unfortunately, I don’t like such “love stories” like Devdas, which also affect the review of the story. Still, the movie is all right entertainment for youths.
Rating: 4 of 6
All right and time pass comedy, which had some hilarious moments. The story is about a couple consisting of a Hindu boy and Muslim girl who wants marry each other. The parents of the boy are conservative, and needs to be “managed” in order to get the couple get married.
Surprisingly interesting scary movie. The story deals around a family who moves into an apartment, and starts experiencing strange occurrences.
All right and time pass thriller from well-known producers (Maqbool, Saathiya, The Rising: Ballad of Mangal Pandey).
This is the modern version of the Devdas, where Dev doesn’t get his Paro and starts destroying himself. In the blockbuster Devdas from 2002 (avec Shahrukh Khan), it was targeted towards multiple segments of audience, i.e. families. This time, it is mainly targeted towards adults, and it is definitely not a family movie. Danny Boyle from Slumdog Millionaire fame has also contributed in this movie, probably inspired to make some of the scenes in England.
All right good movie, but the climax execution isn’t that good as the prequel. Elsewhere, pretty much same like the previous time I watched it.
