Has Aditya forgotten about his wife? Bro, remember Sonakshi? Stop eyeing Alia.Ģ5. Is it too soon to say that Karan Johar may have successfully pulled off a Sanjay Leela Bhansali?Ģ4. Aditya Roy Kapur looks too gorgeous in this movie!Ģ3. You spent so much money on the film and the special effects are still terrible?Ģ2. There was bullfighting in India? Dharma Productions better have done thier research.Ģ1. Varun has the most annoying character but I’m hoping he becomes lovable (just like heroes do in most Hindi films.)Ģ0. In a nutshell, Varun Dhawan is a combination of a gigolo and Aladdin. It’s been an hour and we’re still doing introductions! There are so many characters in this movie.ġ8.
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Every single line in this movie takes a second to process. Quick question, even the middle class in this film is super rich and live in Havelis?ġ6. These two look at each other with so much love.ġ5. The OG love story is the one between Alia and Madhuri. Alia and Aditya meeting for the first time is epic!ġ4. Sonakshi is such a breath of fresh air, so poised and graceful.ġ2. Alia is giving me major Rapunzel vibes, casually hanging by the window and humming songs.ġ1.
Woahhhh! There is a time leap in the story! Sorry, spoiler.ġ0. There is some serious beef between Varun and Madhuri.Ĩ. There is no way I could have guessed the order of these events…ħ. There is a lot more drama that follows.Ħ.
Disclaimer: Everything in the teaser is just the first 10 minutes of the film. Don’t do it, Alia, don’t go with her! Sonakshi is just being selfish AF.ĥ. Alia Bhatt looks so grown up! There is a whole new spectrum of expressions which we’ve never seen her display before.Ĥ. This film has a legit intro like Game Of Thrones and I don’t hate it.ģ. Before I get into further details, here are all the thoughts I had while watching Kalank for the first time.ġ. But the second half of the film isn’t as fast-paced. The film begins with numerous introductions, the star-cast crossing path and ‘almost’ bumping into each other until the storyline begins to take shape.
The period drama, set during the time of partition, is extremely dramatic and very ‘Bollywood.’ Kalank, directed by Abhishek Verman of Jodha Akbar fame, is bold, beautiful, opinionated and awfully slow. Only Karan Johar has managed to deliver a successful one, in the form of Kabhie Khushi Kabhie Gham, and Kalank falls somewhere in that domain. I entered the movie theatre with no expectations, except the thought that most multi-starrers have failed to impress me. Karan Johar’s dream project Kalank comes with a swanky star-cast and a whole lot of hype.
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