Logout

While the narrative around a dystopian life has been woven around through several media outlets, especially through shows like Black Mirror, Logout takes it up a notch by giving us several perspectives and a strong subtext.

Every act in this film focuses on the idea of obsession. An influencer obsessed with fame, a fan obsessed with his life, and those unnamed, everyday digital consumers looking for the next hit of dopamine on their screens.

Babil's excellent delivery and emotional depth breathes life into these narratives. It's a thrilling, exciting, horrifying and saddening journey where an influencer gets entangled in a sociopath's vision of what's right and wrong.

I was just browsing as I had nothing to watch , and just got hooked dot this movie. Wow what a performance by Babil Khan. His emotional expressions are just out of this world. If his dad Irfan Kham was alive would have been extremely proud of his son's performance. Getting back to movie, thisovie is must watch for all the content cerator and also the people who follow them, how they are obessed with fake followers who sometimes don't even care for them. Also the teenager who are so hooked to their phone and thing raht their phone is their real world and outside doesn't what is happening outside doesn't matter to them.

This movie proves that Good films don't need big-budget or any so called "superstar" or any item song. You just need an Impressive script and acting... that's it.

So, it highlights the biggest problems of today's world i.e, mobile phone, smart devices, social media and addiction of internet among youths.

I cut off 1 star because I felt the story could have been more chilling. And the situation could have been more horrible and more intense. But you won't get bored watching this movie.

I really appreciate their performance in the film, mainly Babil Khan and hope people understand the given message and stay safe.

Youths needs to learn that not everything is a phone.

A timely reminder! With technology dominating so much of our lives, it's essential for young people to understand the value of balance, face-to-face interactions, and the world beyond their screens. Encouraging them to explore various interests, engage in outdoor activities, and develop social skills can help them maintain a healthy perspective. What are your thoughts on how to promote this balance in young people's lives?

In today's digital age, many young people are accustomed to interacting with screens and may struggle to disconnect from their phones. However, it's crucial for them to understand that there's a world beyond their devices.

Some potential benefits of promoting balance in young people's lives include:

• Improved mental health and reduced stress
• Enhanced social skills and relationships
• Increased creativity, productivity, and focus
• Better time management and prioritization
• Greater appreciation for nature, community, and real-world experiences

By encouraging young people to engage in activities that don't involve screens, such as sports, reading, or volunteering, we can help them develop a more well-rounded perspective and a healthier relationship with technology.

What specific concerns or issues are you facing with young people and their phone use? I'd be happy to help you brainstorm solutions.

Logout dives headfirst into the chaos of today's social media culture, spotlighting how influencers have stopped creating content and instead, have become the content. The narrative is thought-provoking and uncomfortably relatable in an era dominated by likes, shares, and viral moments.

At the heart of the film is Babil Khan, who delivers an absolutely magnetic performance. With nearly 80% of the screen time, Babil carries the entire film on his shoulders, and does so with the grace and power reminiscent of his legendary father. His expressions, emotional depth, and effortless realism make Logout compelling from start to finish. Truly, Babil rocks and proves once again that he's a talent to watch.

The film's antagonist, a desperate, obsessive fan, adds a decent layer of tension. While the villainous arc could have been more inventive and layered, it still serves its purpose within the story.

All in all, Logout is a solid watch, made exceptional by Babil's standout performance. He doesn't just act but he lives the role. If for nothing else, this film deserves a watch purely for him.