sumitrox
Joined Jul 2017
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The foremost reason why I watched this movie was because of my interest in knowing about the mysterious death of our second Prime Minister, Lal Bahadur Shastri. So I was not disappointed in that front. The film is well-researched and presents the facts in a fairly appropriate way. It debates on the lesser known aspects related to the events surrounding our Prime Minister's death.
However, I was disappointed with the plot of the film. To be honest not much efforts were taken to develop the characters. The plot was loosely tied and seemed somewhat adapted from many new age cinemas; honest guy wanting to rip apart the system on the pretext of awakening the nation. Lol! Apart from that a few cliches, a motivational monologue, high pitched overacting, stereotyping, a little heated argument to try and get the viewers' attention, bad soundtrack with no relevance whatsoever make up The Tashkent Files.
However, I was disappointed with the plot of the film. To be honest not much efforts were taken to develop the characters. The plot was loosely tied and seemed somewhat adapted from many new age cinemas; honest guy wanting to rip apart the system on the pretext of awakening the nation. Lol! Apart from that a few cliches, a motivational monologue, high pitched overacting, stereotyping, a little heated argument to try and get the viewers' attention, bad soundtrack with no relevance whatsoever make up The Tashkent Files.
