Marjaavaan Movie Review
Friday 15 November 2019
Marjaavaan Movie Review
Cast:
Riteish Deshmukh, Sidharth Malhotra, Tara Sutaria, Rakul Preet Singh
Director:
Milap Zaveri
Producer:
Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Divya Khosla Kumar, Monisha Advani, Madhu
Bhojwani, Nikkhil Advani
Average Ratings:1.83/5
Score: 100% Negative
Reviews Counted:6
Positive:0
Neutral:2
Negative:4
Ratings:.1/5 Review By: Saibal Site: NDTV
In Marjaavaan, which is anything but a film to die for,
writer-director Milap Milan Zaveri whips up a stale masala concoction that
transports the audience right back to a Bollywood era gone by. The turgid
thriller is set in the Mumbai underworld, a fact that is grandly announced via
a voiceover at the very outset, but neither the situations nor the locales in
which the predictable action unfolds look remotely real.
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Ratings:.2.5/5 Review By: Gaurang Site: Times Now
People often look down upon the mass cinema and shrug it off
but to create something on the celluloid that will make the audience cheer,
whistle and clap is very difficult and not everyone’s cup of tea and Marjaavaan
is a prime example of that. If, in today’s time, films that are a tribute to
the cinema of the 70s and 80s then those are the likes of Singham, Simmba,
Dabangg and even Milap’s own Satyameva Jayate. The story of the film is fine,
the screenplay is okay too, it is the execution by Milap that doesn’t work for
the most part and also the dialogues that should’ve been film’s strength.
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Ratings:.2.5/5 Review By: Ronak Site: Times Of India
The film’s plot is reminiscent of many potboilers straight
out of the 80s, with barely any novelty in execution. There is love, drama,
action and revenge packed in an exhausting two and a half hours of narrative,
full of clichés and stereotypes. Marjaavaan attempts to check all the boxes for
an emotional action rollercoaster, but its dated execution doesn’t quite make
the kill.
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Ratings:.2/5 Review By: Kunal Site: Mumbai Mirror
In this film, someone refers to a “dedh kilo ka dimaag”
which is supposedly the most fierce weapon of all. If only it would’ve been
deployed against this battle against better sense, we wouldn’t have to succumb
to this tedious watch.
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Ratings:.1.5/5 Review By: Manjusha Site: Gulf News
The movie plays out in a tedious, non-linear pattern where
the past and the present life of an embattled Raghu play out. The flashback as
to why Raghu snuffs the life of his soul mate and whether he extracts revenge
for being forced into manslaughter are the high points.There’s a scene where
the gangster patriarch says: “Raghu put a bullet in Zoya’s heart and she died.
But he died with her”. Our thought: Viewers died a small death too. Watch this
at your own risk.
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Ratings:.1.5/5 Review By: Ambica Site: Khaleej Times
‘Marjaavan’ falls several shades short of a proper Bollywood
masala entertainer that it aspires to in spite of having all the ingredients
for it. The weak and cliched plotline along with heavy-duty dialogues that
should have impressed but end up sounding hollow is only part of the problem.
If you are a fan of action movies that are high on drama but low on impact,
only then go for it.
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