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anniversary, a brother and sister deal with the impact of family considerations on their romantic lives.
Director:
Zoya AkhtarWriters:
Zoya Akhtar (story), Reema Kagti (story),Stars:
Anil Kapoor, Shefali Shetty, Priyanka ChopraStoryline
On a cruise to celebrate their parents' 30th wedding anniversary, a brother and sister deal with the impact of family considerations on their romantic lives.
Dil Dhadakne Do movie Reviews
Dil dhadakne do is a family drama and nothing more, as my title suggests. If they are portraying it as a comedy, its a myth, don't fall for that.
Everything in this movie is related to a family travelling in a cruise to celebrate their 30th anniversary with their family and friends.
It's not like I didn't liked the movie. I quiet like the fact that they experimented this new to bollywood genre solely without mixing anything else in it to make it a commercial masala movie. But to expect that this movie will perform as a normal masala movie does is unrealistic.
This movie worked for me because of exceptional acting by Anil Kapoor and Shefali. Although I also enjoyed performance of Ranveer and Priyanka. But anyone else was on screen for such a small amount of time that the interconnected stories were not focused.
So my verdict is that it is not a made for theatre kind of movie. If you can, wait for it when it comes on TV.
Everything in this movie is related to a family travelling in a cruise to celebrate their 30th anniversary with their family and friends.
It's not like I didn't liked the movie. I quiet like the fact that they experimented this new to bollywood genre solely without mixing anything else in it to make it a commercial masala movie. But to expect that this movie will perform as a normal masala movie does is unrealistic.
This movie worked for me because of exceptional acting by Anil Kapoor and Shefali. Although I also enjoyed performance of Ranveer and Priyanka. But anyone else was on screen for such a small amount of time that the interconnected stories were not focused.
So my verdict is that it is not a made for theatre kind of movie. If you can, wait for it when it comes on TV.
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