*LAKIRO (Gujarati) -*
It's a romantic drama of perfectly imperfect couple and the challenges they both face at different stages of their life. Lead pair is formed by Raunak Kamdar and Deeksha Joshi; both have acted really well with the right kind of expressions considering depending scene sequences. Film is good in parts! Like when it starts, we feel less connected; till interval it is boring; after interval it becomes interesting and ends in remarkable way. So, it's the second half where film leaves it's mark. Besides fine later half, film also has great music and songs. In supporting cast film has Netri Trivedi, Vishal Shah and Dharmesh Vyas; they have small but significant roles and they have fared well.
As said the story is cliché! It's about a working couple and the kind of encounters they face in married life because of their diverse career paths. Two individuals fall in love and get married. Like all couples, both start giving momentum and importance to their respective professions. But this gradually creates a gap between them which becomes unbearable. Things get so bad that they finally decide to file for divorce. Now what happens next? Can they both get back together? How? All these forms the crux of the film.
Darshan Trivedi's direction is good and has given the film a melancholic touch. Screenplay could have been better as film seems very slow and dull till interval. Music is the plus point and songs are outstanding. All the songs are sung by Bollywood Singers like Amit Trivedi, Vishal Dadlani, Benny Dayal etc so all of them are melodious and superb. Dialogues are praiseworthy and cinematography too as locations of Pune, Bangalore, Mumbai, Ahmedabad are attractively filmed! I specifically liked the Deeksha Joshi's acting and how she could bring different expressions of joy, stress, anger, pleasure, anguish, hate, confidence, motherhood, etc via his role. Overall considering good second half, fine performances, and fabulous music; I would like to rate this film as 3 / 5 (🌟🌟🌟). Not a family film, remember.
*What I Liked Most? -* "Tu Nathi Ke Tu Chhe" Song. In fact, all the songs.
*P. S. -* 60% dialogues are in English, and you call it a Gujarati Film!? Sad.
*By - Niraj Solanki..!*
It's a romantic drama of perfectly imperfect couple and the challenges they both face at different stages of their life. Lead pair is formed by Raunak Kamdar and Deeksha Joshi; both have acted really well with the right kind of expressions considering depending scene sequences. Film is good in parts! Like when it starts, we feel less connected; till interval it is boring; after interval it becomes interesting and ends in remarkable way. So, it's the second half where film leaves it's mark. Besides fine later half, film also has great music and songs. In supporting cast film has Netri Trivedi, Vishal Shah and Dharmesh Vyas; they have small but significant roles and they have fared well.
As said the story is cliché! It's about a working couple and the kind of encounters they face in married life because of their diverse career paths. Two individuals fall in love and get married. Like all couples, both start giving momentum and importance to their respective professions. But this gradually creates a gap between them which becomes unbearable. Things get so bad that they finally decide to file for divorce. Now what happens next? Can they both get back together? How? All these forms the crux of the film.
Darshan Trivedi's direction is good and has given the film a melancholic touch. Screenplay could have been better as film seems very slow and dull till interval. Music is the plus point and songs are outstanding. All the songs are sung by Bollywood Singers like Amit Trivedi, Vishal Dadlani, Benny Dayal etc so all of them are melodious and superb. Dialogues are praiseworthy and cinematography too as locations of Pune, Bangalore, Mumbai, Ahmedabad are attractively filmed! I specifically liked the Deeksha Joshi's acting and how she could bring different expressions of joy, stress, anger, pleasure, anguish, hate, confidence, motherhood, etc via his role. Overall considering good second half, fine performances, and fabulous music; I would like to rate this film as 3 / 5 (🌟🌟🌟). Not a family film, remember.
*What I Liked Most? -* "Tu Nathi Ke Tu Chhe" Song. In fact, all the songs.
*P. S. -* 60% dialogues are in English, and you call it a Gujarati Film!? Sad.
*By - Niraj Solanki..!*
