devburmansaptarshi

Gulmohar is breathtaking. It is so beautifully weaved, almost felt like I am watching performances through a glass window. It was surreal, the direction to the writing to the screenplay, to everything.

It's not something that one would enjoy in their leisure time. It takes time to build its base, (a slow burner) the director demands his audience to go on this journey along with him and his vision. All you have to do is follow his lead, and when you do you will be mesmerized.

Gulmohar, in my opinion, concluded appropriately since it leaves you wondering what comes next without giving too much away. It gives you just enough information to believe what seems most reasonable to you, everyone must have their own perception of how a story should pan out.

Manoj Bajpayee is not a subject I want to bring up. Since we are well aware of his identity and filmography. I could literally sit and watch this man do nothing for 12 hours and never get tired of it. This man is our National Treasure.

Seema Pahwa has taken a script and moulded it in such a way that it felt like I am peeking through the window and watching a family drama. The performances felt astoundingly real, such relatable performances. Ramprasad ki tehrvi may be slow watch, but it entices you from the beginning. By far the best debut directoral movie in Bollywood

Aamis is a brave attempt to cinema. But it has it's flaws. Pacing is considerably the major reason. The run-time is 108 minutes with nearly 70% of it is filled with a Blooming relationship between a PHD male student and a female doctor. The final act escalates the movie to whole new level, then falls face first to the ground. Leaving an unimaginable void. Although a fun watch. And supporting independent filmmakers is the need of the hour.