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Lambo posted a review for Brightest Blue (2020) in Music
Ellie Goulding's new recording "Brightest Blue" reveals the artist as a multifaceted personality, making it clear that many feelings were hidden from the eyes of other people, on this album Ellie opens her soul to the listener. Throughout the first part of the recording, Ellie talks about the different sides of love, with a sense of feminism and insecurity about her love.The second part of the album introduces Ellie's alter ego, it is dedicated to the toxicity of relationships. After all, the world has not only tender and exciting, but also tough and psychologically difficult relationships
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Kartik posted a review for Dil Bechara (2020) in Movies
Based on ‘The Fault in our Stars’, a best-selling 2012 Novel written by John Green. The movie follows the journey of Kizzie Basu (played by Sanjana) who is struggling in a losing battle with cancer. She wishes to live a normal life where she can do all the normal things that a young person does within her transient life. At one point she says, “Hero banne ke liye popular nahi hona padta, Woh real life mein bhi hote hai”. She also has an urge to meet her favourite song-writer Abhimanyu Veer to ask about the last unfinished song he wrote. Manny, who is a die-hard Rajnikant fan, on the other hand, wants to live an extraordinary life, a life of a ‘hero’ to be remembered. On their quest to fulfill their aims together, they go through a heart-wrenching journey of love and sorrow which can weld tears in one’s eyes while also leaving a broad grin which is as eternal as the protagonists’ spirit to live. The movie finds funny ways of dramatising the process whereby one generation of women squares its frustrations with another – but it adds up to spirited, intelligent, authentically feminist entertainment. What comes across as flaws are some of the dialogues. Also, there has been no emphasis on the character development of Manny.
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Sid posted a review for Shakuntala Devi (2020) in Movies
The film Shakuntala Devi, starring Vidya Balan in lead role portraying the character of Shakuntala Devi, directed by Anu Menon, is an attempt to understand how Shakuntala's love for maths, and the glory that accompanied it, informed every aspect of her life, and especially strained her relationship with her daughter.
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Kartik posted a review for Shakuntala Devi (2020) in Movies
Born into poverty in Bangalore, Devi is obliged to flee India after shooting a no-good suitor, eventually landing in postwar Britain, where a Spanish Henry Higgins (Luca Calvani) helps to polish her broken English. the eponymous heroine, Shakuntala Devi (Vidya Balan), was a phenomenal, Guinness World Records-noted mathematician who performed for many decades in the 20th century under the stage name the Human Computer. The movie finds funny ways of dramatising the process whereby one generation of women squares its frustrations with another – but it adds up to spirited, intelligent, authentically feminist entertainment.
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Agrippa posted a review for Shakuntala Devi (2020) in Movies
Typical Bollywood masala movie. Overdramatic and bizzare script. Just like Bollywood ruined mission mangal they have successfully ruined the movie. At least the makers would have watched the man who knew infinity. Poor script and direction. Acting of Vidya Balan and all others except Santa Malhotra is top class.
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