Lovefucked

I stumbled across this film quite by accident and wasn't actually planning on watching it, but I did. It is one of those art house films that a not a lot of people will watch and those who will watch it will either love it or think it's utter rubbish. I'm one of those leaning towards loving it. For one, the acting is fantastic. The premise of an abusive casual relationship is painfully real. The dialogues seem natural and delivered by what seem to be seasoned theater actors. I wasn't expecting the intimate scenes to be shown as elaborately as they were, but they were important to the tone of the film which is essentially a power dynamic. I would have preferred a happier ending to the film. Or even a sudden end with no real conclusion but one with many open questions like they typically do in artsy films would have been satisfactory. The end of the film didn't leave much room in your head to think of the characters fondly. Hence I give it a 6 instead of a higher rating.

Absolutely incredible performances by the lead actors as well as others, amazingly written and directed. Exceptional Cinematography, it looked so good.

If you are looking for a commercial movie this is not for you. If you think deep, are into critical thinking this is your movie. Bold dialogues. Appreciate the creativity.

Whole movie is just conversation between a man and woman except just few minutes from a Taxi person and 3 physical interactions. They discuss everything, economics, politics, love, marriage and especially sex in most detail. Talks on politics were balanced out. The main topic was sex and it was discussed very deep like a B grade movies. Dark makeup on girl was distracting, they forgot dark doesn't mean ugly. Funnily writer had some personal grudges with Salman Khan and it was evident at two occasions.

This movie can be described as the adulterated soft porn version of Before Sunrise with a twisted look at an abusive relationship between the main characters. Everything about it makes you uncomfortable which is an impressive feat accomplished by the director. Definitely a list of what not to do in a relationship.