What are the Odds?

Biggest waste or time worst movie I have seen on Netflix no nothing no comedy no action no story mo character what is going on only abhay deol knows god also doesn't know save your time for god's sake

This movie was almost like a Murakami book with the themes of surrealism it displays. It's a decent watch, a good start for such films in India. Could definitely have had a little more depth, though.

I keep searching of off-beat movies and hidden gems that could be some best works gone unnoticed. When I saw the poster if this one I must say I was fairly impressed as it was interestingly hand drawn and rather beautiful!

The worst thing about some 'art house' film makers in India is that they kind of deliberately screw it up either by making it meaninglessly cryptic or perhaps following rather copying some foriegn language movies.

I personally found most of the behaviors and actions performed in the movie were quite inappropriate for an Indian context. Also why on earth English? Seedhe Hindi main kar lete? Better still, since the setup was Mumbai, Bambaiyya Hindi, hmm? Would have been way better! One notable thing in this movie is the acting of leading girl. Great job from you! You were way too honest in your work and the rating star I gave goes to you!

When it is a nice 'art' movie, it needn't be so cryptic and overstuffed with jargons. Simple stories of life make way better cinema.

This work will neither entertain you, nor amuse you or surprise you. You will end up thinking "WTF did I watch just now?!" So avoid this one with all your might.

I'm not sure why this movie was rated such poorly. It is a light hearted, quirky, unique, unconventional movie that will guarantee make you smile. We should be supportive of such movies as it exists on completely unexplored levels in Indian cinema. Creative genius rampant here.

What are the odds?

Netflix Originals. Megha Ramaswamy. 2020

Supported by Abhay Deol & directed by the debutant Megha Ramaswamy the film follows a day in life of two exceptionally diverse teens played by Yashaswini Dayama & Karanvir Malhotra.

In the era of showcasing extreme realism, violence, cut throat action sequences this films comes as a breath of fresh air with its sugary innocence and positivity. What are the odds has that comic bookish and fantasy charisma with excellent use of well composed songs & sequences. Don't expect to get swayed drastically by the film, you won't.