The only thing missing from the bollywood plots these days was murdering women who say 'No'. Fantastic message for our budding youth and what a trailblazer for women empowerment!!
It's with sheer anger I left the theatre after watching Ek Villan Returns. Mr. Suri wants the society to regress to such low with his epic stories. I am eagerly waiting to see how much further beneath he will go in his next venture.
The days ain't far when someone puke in the theatre watching Suri's dramatic depiction of a mystery/thriller.
I am not against cinematic violence and vamp stories but lay out some justifications as well. Rampant murders doesn't make a movie.
Isn't it enough that we have to bear privileged 'I deserve everything' brats in real life? Why should we also have such personalities encroaching our leisure times? This movie offers the very characters we want to avoid in our daily life.
This movie's messages to people are: 1. A girl or woman shouldn't say no to the advances she get from opposite sex. Saying no can be like striking a nail on her coffin.
2. With family money as protective cover, rich brats can run amok and do whatever they want. Not even eagle fly above money. (Great message to a country when the majority are struggling middle class and poor)
3. Stalking is the ultimate expression of love. It's not being caring, understanding or making your partner laugh or being rooted and progressive in life. Instead Just be creepy and stare at a girl and tada, your love is justified and true.
In Malang also Suri said so and so died but in the end comes declaration "Fooled you, who you think as dead is alive" . The freshest twist of any plot, right? Just before theatres closed due to pandemic, this was the twist for thriller movie and then after two years when theatre opened, it's the same twist. We should just change the dictionary meaning of twist to ease the assualt on our brain.
If you want to watch this movie, do so but don't buy any popcorn or food or pepsi. You will mistakenly blame the food and pepsi for being adulterated and distasteful while the real culprit will be the sleazy plot and story of this movie.
It's with sheer anger I left the theatre after watching Ek Villan Returns. Mr. Suri wants the society to regress to such low with his epic stories. I am eagerly waiting to see how much further beneath he will go in his next venture.
The days ain't far when someone puke in the theatre watching Suri's dramatic depiction of a mystery/thriller.
I am not against cinematic violence and vamp stories but lay out some justifications as well. Rampant murders doesn't make a movie.
Isn't it enough that we have to bear privileged 'I deserve everything' brats in real life? Why should we also have such personalities encroaching our leisure times? This movie offers the very characters we want to avoid in our daily life.
This movie's messages to people are: 1. A girl or woman shouldn't say no to the advances she get from opposite sex. Saying no can be like striking a nail on her coffin.
2. With family money as protective cover, rich brats can run amok and do whatever they want. Not even eagle fly above money. (Great message to a country when the majority are struggling middle class and poor)
3. Stalking is the ultimate expression of love. It's not being caring, understanding or making your partner laugh or being rooted and progressive in life. Instead Just be creepy and stare at a girl and tada, your love is justified and true.
In Malang also Suri said so and so died but in the end comes declaration "Fooled you, who you think as dead is alive" . The freshest twist of any plot, right? Just before theatres closed due to pandemic, this was the twist for thriller movie and then after two years when theatre opened, it's the same twist. We should just change the dictionary meaning of twist to ease the assualt on our brain.
If you want to watch this movie, do so but don't buy any popcorn or food or pepsi. You will mistakenly blame the food and pepsi for being adulterated and distasteful while the real culprit will be the sleazy plot and story of this movie.