Table no 21....an interesting thriller!!!
I am pretty sure you have watched a Bollywood movie named Table no 21. If not,I suggest please do so. A beautifully scripted movie with a nice message in it.
Paresh Rawal has acted pretty decently in the movie and what makes it such a nice watch is the way the movie keeps you on your toes. Rajeev Khandelwal and Tina Desai do add the necessary glamour to the movie. A reality shows is quiet a good theme in movies but this one has something to learn from it.
Ragging, can be so cruel when it is done on a soft heart which is yet to see the ruthless world. As per our Indian constitution, article 21 does not permit it either. Can you even imagine being ragged so repeatedly that you let a person half dead much before his actual death occurs? The movie revolves around the theme of ragging and how Paresh Rawal who is Mr. Khan in the movie let Rajeev and Tina realise their mistakes they did during their college days which has caused his son to be half dead.
I just loved the way it ends as Mr. Khan takes the sweetest revenge on Rajeev and Tina. They say 'the sweetest way to take a revenge on your enemy is to forgive him'....with guilt and realisation of their mistakes, the reality show ends and so do the movie.
Good to see all the characters playing their part well. The gorgeously looking Tina being the cream of it. Am glad I saw the movie once again and ended my day yesterday on a sweet note.
It is nice to see the Bollywood movies moving away from its usual romantic stories to a message oriented flics. Thanks to the director Adithya Datt to bringing across such a simple message in a well directed movie.
Isn't it showing how Indian cinema has changed? Aren't today's audience so much matured to accept a movie of this sort?
India is changing...maybe in small steps, but a gigantic leap towards the way the world is perceiving us to be.
Paresh Rawal has acted pretty decently in the movie and what makes it such a nice watch is the way the movie keeps you on your toes. Rajeev Khandelwal and Tina Desai do add the necessary glamour to the movie. A reality shows is quiet a good theme in movies but this one has something to learn from it.
Ragging, can be so cruel when it is done on a soft heart which is yet to see the ruthless world. As per our Indian constitution, article 21 does not permit it either. Can you even imagine being ragged so repeatedly that you let a person half dead much before his actual death occurs? The movie revolves around the theme of ragging and how Paresh Rawal who is Mr. Khan in the movie let Rajeev and Tina realise their mistakes they did during their college days which has caused his son to be half dead.
I just loved the way it ends as Mr. Khan takes the sweetest revenge on Rajeev and Tina. They say 'the sweetest way to take a revenge on your enemy is to forgive him'....with guilt and realisation of their mistakes, the reality show ends and so do the movie.
Good to see all the characters playing their part well. The gorgeously looking Tina being the cream of it. Am glad I saw the movie once again and ended my day yesterday on a sweet note.
It is nice to see the Bollywood movies moving away from its usual romantic stories to a message oriented flics. Thanks to the director Adithya Datt to bringing across such a simple message in a well directed movie.
Isn't it showing how Indian cinema has changed? Aren't today's audience so much matured to accept a movie of this sort?
India is changing...maybe in small steps, but a gigantic leap towards the way the world is perceiving us to be.
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