Zubaan

This movie was really well made. it is a must watch. great performances overall. it is fresh and intriguing.

This movie did all to gain the popularity from last year's heart-warming script and performances of Masaan. But the hurry-ness in showing a surge of emotions didn't allow the script to speak for itself. This can also be summarized in a way if we say that plot itself was weak. It's a decently made film, but some looseness in every direction catches the sheen away. It had many different plot lines and hence the story line itself was confused as in how and where to align all these blocks.

Vicky Kaushal's innocence rules again throughout. He acted his disability in a very natural way. Although it was not a great performance but certainly was a decent one. Sarah Jane Dias was a big let down. I had lots of expectations from her, especially after Angry Indian Goddesses. I had started thinking that she's underrated in this industry. She has to put some real efforts to gain any amount of popularity now. Manish Chaudhary as a businessman was wonderful. As always his visual appeal and body language was perfect.

Mozez Singh debut looked more a copy of a well-directed movie of this type. He didn't really do full justice to get all the pieces together. May be he needs a good mentor and some training if he has to produce a good directorial piece.

The background musical score is very dramatic which would've worked if the script seemed strong. But as with everything else, the looseness throttled the glaze here as well.

Overall, a weak plot and a loose execution that throttled the whole grace.

Zubaan is a hidden gem among all the secondary Hindi film releases.

The film has much more depth than the plot summary on IMDb would lead you to believe. Maybe this is why I didn't have high expectations, but it turned out to be a good film: the storyline is different, the music is great, the acting is good, and - above all- the settings are exquisitely chosen and decorated.

Dilsher's transformation in life is beautifully narrated in a coherent and engaging way.

I'd give Zubaan a solid 7-star rating.

Watching this movie is to embark on an epic journey of self-discovery, power, and success in the riveting new film, "Zubann." Directed by Mozez Singh, "Zubann" is the epic story of one man's journey as he seeks his purpose and discovers himself through a spiritual awakening with the help of music.

Captivated by the talented performance of newcomer actor, Vicky Kaushal, the audience transcends on a journey of loss, tragedy, and triumph. We find ourselves rooting for the lead character, to find peace, to find happiness, and to continually fight for what he wants. Actor Kaushal debuts a leading performance, dynamically charged and emotionally strong. It's hard not to get lost in Kaushal's innocence.

Hauteoc Traveler is proud to give "Zubann" Five Stars! A film not to be missed; "Zubann" is a powerful and heart-warming picture sure to captive and inspire all to find their passion and ultimately to seek what they are destined for.

This movie makes no sense. It's so hard to follow what is going on. There seems to be no discernible story. Whatever it was plagiarized from is probably actually decent funnily enough. The acting is competent but that was all I could praise after not being able to take anymore after about forty minutes. Don't waste your time. The sad thing is the plot actually sounds somewhat interesting but the execution is just awful. Like the writer had no idea where he wanted to go with this. Even the movies title seems almost pretentious considering the intended plot. Vicky Kaushal is unemotive and has a blank look on his face. The stuttering his character has happens for the first time after twenty minutes of him having dialogue, like the director randomly remembered this important plot point...