Chote Nawab

2020
1 h 48 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idioma13-year-old Junaid visits ancestral home in Lucknow, India for family wedding. Experiencing Indian culture for first time, he goes through teen rites of passage: first love, heartbreak, rebe... Ler tudo13-year-old Junaid visits ancestral home in Lucknow, India for family wedding. Experiencing Indian culture for first time, he goes through teen rites of passage: first love, heartbreak, rebellion against patriarchal family values.13-year-old Junaid visits ancestral home in Lucknow, India for family wedding. Experiencing Indian culture for first time, he goes through teen rites of passage: first love, heartbreak, rebellion against patriarchal family values.

Direção
- Kumud Chaudhary
Roteiristas
- Arshad Jafferey
- Syed Tabrez Pasha
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5,4/10

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Direção
- Kumud Chaudhary
Roteiristas
- Arshad Jafferey
- Syed Tabrez Pasha
Artistas

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Chote Nawab - Official Trailer

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IFFM Review: Not at All Kingly / Grade D

Chote Nawab (Little Prince) is more a family drama than a coming-of-age film that the title and the promos would have you think. The prince (from London) has a small, inconsequential role and is overshadowed by the adults who have got together for a wedding in Lucknow. It's a mess really because there's a lot the writer has tried to add here - romance, mystery, familial melodrama - that it becomes tiring to follow. The low production value is evident across which further affects the viewing experience, and I ended up feeling down. Chote Nawab has some moments but if you expect anything more from it, you are bound to end up disappointed. Grade D.

(Reviewed during its Australian premiere at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM).)