Shaadi Ke Side Effects Movie Review
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3.5
Shaadi Ke Side Effects happens to be a forthcoming Bollywood comedy movie. The film is directed by Saket Chaudhary and stars Farhan Akhtar, Vidya Balan, Ram Kapoor, Vir Das and Hariharan. The film is produced by Balaji Motion Pictures and Pritish Nandy Communications.
Shaadi Ke Side Effects theatrical trailer was released during 28 October 2013 and was coldly received by critics. The music of the film was released on 8 February 2014. At the same time faced a negative response from critics. In trade experts opinion Asia cup being played during the first week of movies release is going to effect the movies business specially match with Pakistan on first weekends during Sunday is going to effect movies business. That's due to fact that Shaadi Ke Side Effects is scheduled for release on 28 February 2014 which is also the date of India cricket team encounter with Sri lanka in Asia cup. Shaadi Ke Side Effects Movie Review
At the same time then the baby transformed it all. Sid and Trisha had always kept their relationship very non confrontation-a list become victims of the side effects of shaadi and its by product – the baby. Sid distances himself from all the persistently faultfinding by creating a separate world of his own. Nevertheless as fortune would have it his string of white lies eventually comes out in the open. Now, the point is whether Sid and Trisha will be successful to topple the side effects of their Shaadi and discover love again. Lets watch!
It would genuinely be a sudden astonishment to see the opening scene of the film. Ripped off straight from Four Christmases, the scene nearly got me judgmental. Until Saket Chaudhary convinced us of why his Pyaar ke Side Effects became so impossible to dismiss despite its apparent and much visible flaws. His great understanding of characters and relationships is fetched well in the story and Saket manages to keep Sid and Trisha layered yet very connecting to a great extent even in this one.
The story commences on a high voltage note. Even though thematically copied, the fantasy loving between couple and saying sorry even when it’s not your fault is used and tackled with intelligence. The script remained largely conversational, drawing the audiences towards it by being adorably engaging. Sid and Trisha’s relationship and marriage thrives greatly on Sid’s persistent attitude to evade confrontations and sticky conversations. Nevertheless, the lack of proper communication between them commences to surface once their relationship changes dynamics and from being spouses they turn into parents.
The story’s basic essence remains unchanged in spirit since its last edition but the form is definitely quite different.
Sid is no longer the commitment-phobic maniac we were introduced to then. He is a boy who has managed to settle down, strategised his way into finding happiness and security in both love and marriage. But it all falls out of place after a night of misplaced passion gets Trisha knocked up. Retaining the pregnancy for wrong reasons, approaching fatherhood with the incorrect vision and failing to elevate himself to the changed needs and priorities of his relationship pushes him into a strange dissatisfaction of sorts. I love the smooth yet minute detailing the filmmaker has paid careful attention to in terms of transforming Trisha from the confident seductress to the woman who forces herself into clothes which doesn’t fit her anymore only to please her husband who thinks she dress too practically.
On the contrary in precedence of beginning weaving tall expectations, the forewarning appears that post interval the story dilutes itself into something very mentally confusing. Throwing itself off track, getting trapped in the intricacies of melodrama, post intermission the plot turns very jumbled, self centered and surprisingly predictable. Characters like Manav and Aunty and Shekhar all fit the expected stereotypes whom Saket keeps cliched, thereby allowing them to dismantle a perfectly painted concept. It is only for the feeble writing of the second half that the film delivers a half baked story irrespective a charged Farhan and sincere Vidya struggling to keep it breezy.
Farhan
Akhtar picks up a role perhaps quite different from what he seems to be
and plays it to perfection in every frame. It is quite a challenge for
an actor to master what isn’t his forte and Farhan is genuinely flawless
in this role.
Vidya Balan’s lovable enigma is what results with temptation to me about her. She makes even the continually faultfinding Trisha manifesting and only an actress of her caliber can bring so many hues to a character which has the maximum risk of getting termed as caricature. She compliments Farhan by bringing on screen a potently refreshing chemistry at our disposal which holds through the screenplay even in its loose bits.
Ram Kapoor, Rati Agnihotri, Ila Arun and mostly Vir Das are all uncontrollably useless. It takes some caliber to waste someone who possesses Vir Das’ exceptional ability and the filmmaker does regrettably manage that.
Final Word: Shaadi Ke Side Effects Movie Review I
am going with a lenient 3.5 for this film that worsen into settling for
being average in the second half but for the stellar first hour cannot
be missed. Lets keep an expectancy that Saket’s next is something more
cleverly logically connected as well consistent than this film.
Shaadi Ke Side Effects Releases on 28th FEB 2014
(AW:SB)
Shaadi Ke Side Effects Movie Review | Shaadi Ke Side Effects Hindi Movie Review | Vidya Balan Shaadi Ke Side Effects Movie Review
- Film : Shaadi Ke Side Effects
- Producer : Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor, Pritish Nandy
- Director : Saket Chaudhary
- Star Cast : Farhan Akhtar, Vidya Balan, Ram Kapoor...
- Music Director : Pritam
3.5Shaadi Ke Side Effects happens to be a forthcoming Bollywood comedy movie. The film is directed by Saket Chaudhary and stars Farhan Akhtar, Vidya Balan, Ram Kapoor, Vir Das and Hariharan. The film is produced by Balaji Motion Pictures and Pritish Nandy Communications.
Shaadi Ke Side Effects theatrical trailer was released during 28 October 2013 and was coldly received by critics. The music of the film was released on 8 February 2014. At the same time faced a negative response from critics. In trade experts opinion Asia cup being played during the first week of movies release is going to effect the movies business specially match with Pakistan on first weekends during Sunday is going to effect movies business. That's due to fact that Shaadi Ke Side Effects is scheduled for release on 28 February 2014 which is also the date of India cricket team encounter with Sri lanka in Asia cup. Shaadi Ke Side Effects Movie Review
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Story :
The film tells the story of Sid Roy (Farhan Akhtar) and Trisha Malik Roy (Vidya Balan) who are happily married. Trisha is free spirited, confident and Sid is a struggling musician who spends considerable effort and time in making jingles. After a night of heavy passion and a lot of scotch, Trisha gets pregnant. Initially a feeble hearted Sid, suddenly gathers the courage to step into fatherhood to avoid the side effects of IVF later on in their lives.At the same time then the baby transformed it all. Sid and Trisha had always kept their relationship very non confrontation-a list become victims of the side effects of shaadi and its by product – the baby. Sid distances himself from all the persistently faultfinding by creating a separate world of his own. Nevertheless as fortune would have it his string of white lies eventually comes out in the open. Now, the point is whether Sid and Trisha will be successful to topple the side effects of their Shaadi and discover love again. Lets watch!
Analysis :
It would genuinely be a sudden astonishment to see the opening scene of the film. Ripped off straight from Four Christmases, the scene nearly got me judgmental. Until Saket Chaudhary convinced us of why his Pyaar ke Side Effects became so impossible to dismiss despite its apparent and much visible flaws. His great understanding of characters and relationships is fetched well in the story and Saket manages to keep Sid and Trisha layered yet very connecting to a great extent even in this one.
The story commences on a high voltage note. Even though thematically copied, the fantasy loving between couple and saying sorry even when it’s not your fault is used and tackled with intelligence. The script remained largely conversational, drawing the audiences towards it by being adorably engaging. Sid and Trisha’s relationship and marriage thrives greatly on Sid’s persistent attitude to evade confrontations and sticky conversations. Nevertheless, the lack of proper communication between them commences to surface once their relationship changes dynamics and from being spouses they turn into parents.
The story’s basic essence remains unchanged in spirit since its last edition but the form is definitely quite different.
Sid is no longer the commitment-phobic maniac we were introduced to then. He is a boy who has managed to settle down, strategised his way into finding happiness and security in both love and marriage. But it all falls out of place after a night of misplaced passion gets Trisha knocked up. Retaining the pregnancy for wrong reasons, approaching fatherhood with the incorrect vision and failing to elevate himself to the changed needs and priorities of his relationship pushes him into a strange dissatisfaction of sorts. I love the smooth yet minute detailing the filmmaker has paid careful attention to in terms of transforming Trisha from the confident seductress to the woman who forces herself into clothes which doesn’t fit her anymore only to please her husband who thinks she dress too practically.
On the contrary in precedence of beginning weaving tall expectations, the forewarning appears that post interval the story dilutes itself into something very mentally confusing. Throwing itself off track, getting trapped in the intricacies of melodrama, post intermission the plot turns very jumbled, self centered and surprisingly predictable. Characters like Manav and Aunty and Shekhar all fit the expected stereotypes whom Saket keeps cliched, thereby allowing them to dismantle a perfectly painted concept. It is only for the feeble writing of the second half that the film delivers a half baked story irrespective a charged Farhan and sincere Vidya struggling to keep it breezy.
Performance :
Farhan
Akhtar picks up a role perhaps quite different from what he seems to be
and plays it to perfection in every frame. It is quite a challenge for
an actor to master what isn’t his forte and Farhan is genuinely flawless
in this role.Vidya Balan’s lovable enigma is what results with temptation to me about her. She makes even the continually faultfinding Trisha manifesting and only an actress of her caliber can bring so many hues to a character which has the maximum risk of getting termed as caricature. She compliments Farhan by bringing on screen a potently refreshing chemistry at our disposal which holds through the screenplay even in its loose bits.
Ram Kapoor, Rati Agnihotri, Ila Arun and mostly Vir Das are all uncontrollably useless. It takes some caliber to waste someone who possesses Vir Das’ exceptional ability and the filmmaker does regrettably manage that.
Shaadi Ke Side Effects Releases on 28th FEB 2014
(AW:SB)
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It
is completely an outdated story but the way movie was presented is very
good. The biggest asset of this movie is Ranveer Singh and Arjun
Kapoor. Generally chemistry between heroes won't be enough convincing
but the chemistry between the Raveer and Arjun is a huge plus point to
this movie. The first half of the movie is simple and routine. The
second half pulls the strings and keeps the audience engaging till the
end with ample of twists and turns. The climax is bit emotional.
As
we said Ranveer and Arjun are the show thiefs. They out performed each
and every actor in this film and gave a stunning performance, might even
fetch them awards. Priyanka sizzled as cabaret dancer and matched the
role. Irrfan Khan again delivered a mind blowing performance as cunning
police officer.
