Raabta

Better movie than all the other masala crap movies Bollywood is making.

I watched this movie just because Sushant is in lead role. There's no doubt that he was such a versatile actor. He was known for his charm, expressions and that signature smile.

Kriti looked so pretty too. This duo kept on making me smile in the first half.

The feel the story could have been better. So does the screenplay. The concept of reincarnation was unique but the writing made the movie slow and boring in the second half.

Overall, If I want to say what went wrong. Writing and Execution of the desired plot. The only thing that made the movie bearable to me was watching Sushant and Kriti's acting.

Only watched for ssr, the story is not good and worst part is casting Jim Sarbh.

I enjoyed Raabta because I like Sushant and Kriti. The chemistry between them was obvious and a joy to see. This movie contained some humorous scenes and just okay scenes, but all in all, it is deserving of at least one complete watch. I've already watched it twice and I intend to watch it again, because it is better than or equal to many of the love/romance movies coming from Bollywood today.

Personally, I feel that we are now way past a stage in Bollywood, to rely on scripts dealing with 'punar janam' unless, there's something really unseen in it. Raabta comes across as a mishmash of a contemporary love story that suddenly changes to an unlikely twist of Game Of Thrones. While the makers try hard to change the whole angle of Rajamouli's Magadheera, it doesn't really get any better. The only saviour in the movie was its Soundtrack with instant hits like Ik Vaari and Raabta sung by Arijit. There was a lack of chemistry between Sushant and Kriti and this add to the disappointment of 'Raabta'. Avoid this one and the save your money. 'Raabta' is strictly no to watch in theatre.

My Rating : 2/5