Nishant Dahiya faces the flak of poor writing & his character just doesn’t click even for a single scene. Still, need some brushing but she’s definitely a star to look out for.Īlka Amin is pretty good as Mansoor’s mother & emotes her expressions beautifully. She’s very good in most of the scenes barring a few of the emotional ones. The beautiful reflection of her mother, Amrita Singh, Sara Ali Khan leaves a mark with her debut performance. He fails to grab the accent of a Pahari guy but is perfect with his body language. He carries a bag of various expressions with him with the confidence of using it at the proper time.
Sushant Singh Rajput is marvellous in his act. The backstory of Mansoor’s dad works very well until the makers decide to ruin it at the very last minute. People who will compare this with Titanic, PLEASE DON’T mock the classic.
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Kanika Dhillon’s story is full of flaws, hence making the film as an unbearable watch. It would be unfair to blame Abhishek solely for this mess because the movie is uninteresting from the script level itself. The only fresh things in this story lie somewhere in the first half & rest of the story is just another tale with the backdrop of a natural disaster. It’s 2018 and we’re over thousands of love stories, Kedarnath offers nothing new. Whenever Bollywood doesn’t get anything to evoke the emotional connection in their paper-thin love stories, a religious, controversial, forced connect takes birth in the script. Kedarnath Movie Review: Heavy Downpour Of Melodrama From The Clouds Of Absurdity! Kedarnath Movie Review: Script Analysis All this amidst the mayhem created by the flood comprises a very boring second half. In a very naive track, we get to know how Mukku is already engaged to marry another guy. It goes without saying that Mukku’s family strongly disagree with her relationship. “Even your mule will be smart enough to understand that this love story isn’t possible,” says the sister of Mukku, Brinda (Pooja Gor) to Mansoor. They both are fond of cricket & that helps them to get so close to each other so they kiss in a cave. Mandakani Mishra aka Mukku (Sara Ali Khan) is the daughter of a wealthy priest who also owns some hotels in that area. Mansoor Khan (Sushant Singh Rajput) is a pitthoo in Kedarnath who ports the visitors on his back helping them to cover the trekking distance and reach the temple. Watch it only for the lead pair, that too on television, only when you’ve nothing to do on a lazy Sunday! Watch or Not?: This isn’t a tear-jerker, it jerks your sensibilities to evoke some tears out of you (these aren’t the natural ones).
Loo Break: Only in the interval… If possible don’t go back in! What’s Bad: A very mediocre attempt at telling a story which had all the right ingredients to make a good film, even a very tight 120 minutes seem to be too long because of the tedious second half. What’s Good: The love story angle of Sushant & Sara is very well written till the first half, cinematography captures the essence of Kedarnath very realistically & both the lead performers are delightful (at places)!
Star Cast: Sushant Singh Rajput, Sara Ali Khan, Alka Amin, Nishant Dahiya, Pooja Gor & a flood of unnecessary melodramaĭirector: Abhishek Kapoor Kedarnath Movie Review: Heavy Downpour Of Melodrama From The Clouds Of Absurdity! Kedarnath Movie Review Rating: 2/5 Stars (Two stars)
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