I heard about Frozen when it was winning awards all over the world and I was curious to watch the film.
Few years later I got the chance to see the film and realized it was nowhere near to all the hype it had generated.
The only good thing about the film was Danny's acting and his voice with heavy baritone and its cinematography by Shankar Raman.
The story it appears has been lifted from the Bimal Roy's film "Do Bigha Zameen" and is given a different twist.
An apricot Jam seller finds himself in the middle of a conundrum when his house falls in the way of army operations and they want him to leave the house and move somewhere else.
The story was good but the treatment was so boring that I slept twice during the film.
The film moves with the speed of snail pace.
Something I guess festival people loves. They love slow pace and films with metaphors and hidden meanings.
This film didn't have any.
I didn't like the film at all.
In the end the director tries to do a Schindler list while bring a color in the film and no one understands it why.
Not recommended.
Few years later I got the chance to see the film and realized it was nowhere near to all the hype it had generated.
The only good thing about the film was Danny's acting and his voice with heavy baritone and its cinematography by Shankar Raman.
The story it appears has been lifted from the Bimal Roy's film "Do Bigha Zameen" and is given a different twist.
An apricot Jam seller finds himself in the middle of a conundrum when his house falls in the way of army operations and they want him to leave the house and move somewhere else.
The story was good but the treatment was so boring that I slept twice during the film.
The film moves with the speed of snail pace.
Something I guess festival people loves. They love slow pace and films with metaphors and hidden meanings.
This film didn't have any.
I didn't like the film at all.
In the end the director tries to do a Schindler list while bring a color in the film and no one understands it why.
Not recommended.