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Ek Deewana Tha - Movie Review

Ek Deewana Tha - Movie Review
Ek Deewana Tha starring Prateik Babbar and Amy Jackson continues the popularity of South Indian remakes in Bollywood. Aside from the ending that has been tweaked to become crowd-pleasing, the film is really a scene-to-scene copy of Tamil film Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa (starring Simbu and Trisha).

Directed by ‘Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein’ director Gautham Menon, who mainly directs Tamil films, Ek Deewana Tha continues to be marketed being an A R Rahman musical. Is there almost anything to offer aside from great music? Continue reading.

Story: It’s love in the beginning sight for Sachin (Prateik), as he first sees Jessie (Amy). She likes him too, but: Jessie includes a strict father who's against love partnerships a tough brother she’s Christian - he’s Hindu she’s twelve months over the age of him. Oh plus they don't want to hightail it and got married either. Perform the enthusiasts finally unite?

Ek Deewana Tha Review

The things that work for Ek Deewana Tha

    Regrettably, very little aside from A R Rahman’s music, especially Hosanna - a melodious track that’s placed right in the very start of the film.

    Kerala, which is called ‘God’s own country’, continues to be taken superbly.

What doesn’t (the disadvantages)

    The issue though begins immediately after Hosanna. The performances ruin the whole experience. Prateik Babbar maintains the identical expression while laughing, crying, dancing, embracing or kissing. He's a Lengthy approach to take being an actor. He was good in Dhobi Ghat, but he’s just completely wooden here. Amy Jackson looks pretty and does well over a couple of moments. Another stars are far too over-the-top and noisy.

    While Rahman’s music is nice, more than it drags the film forever. And in comparison to Hosanna, another tracks pale in contrast.

 The twists and turns - the kitty and mouse Game between your two enthusiasts - just doesn’t work. Several questions  - how come Jessie back from the wedding in the last moment? If she could watch for four years, why couldn’t she watch for him for 25 days when he’s busy shooting? Along with a city like Mangalore (Karnataka), that has excellent mobile connectivity, is proven among the remotest places in India.

Because of the problematic story and weak performances, your heart doesn’t pine for that enthusiasts on-screen, something that's required for an appreciation story to operate. In the box-office, Ek Deewana Tha is not likely to create any impact. The outlet continues to be poor and going through the crowd reaction, the film ought to be from theaters through the finish each week.
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