Dilwale

2015 • 153 minutos

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The most painful goodbyes are the ones that are never said and never explained...

This film is a Story about Raj, Meera and their enchanting relationship that travels through years of hatred for each other.
Set in a vicious and violent environment, Raj and Meera deal with the conflict between their respective families and the repercussions of merciless violence between them. Not all love stories are destined to have happy endings. But as it is rightfully said that “Every end has a new beginning” Raj and Meera’s story make us believe that Love is a force more formidable than any other. It is invisible and cannot be seen or measured, yet it is powerful enough to transform you in a moment and offer you peace to overcome the most unforgettable memory of your life!

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Pathetic....OMG what was I thinking. This is B-grade even by Rohit Shetty standard. Each and every turn was predictable. The execution was lackluster and careless. Hell, pity on those who spent 500 bucks for watching this in movies. Now I understand, why these stars have to make some controversy by calling their country intolerant before release of such movies.

One of the bad films from Rohit Shetty. Felt like it was not a whole hearted attempt. Srk showed hints of how great a actor he is, but story did not challenge him much. Kajol looked gorgeous, specially in the Bulgarian part of the movie. Varun Dhawan and Kirti Sanon didn't have much plot or screen time. None of the characters where built strongly and it was difficult to get attached to them. The end was, wrapped up in rush. The team had a lot on its plate but could not put it forth nicely.

Storyline could have been told in 1 hour. The movie was stretched with bad version of the three stoogers. Horrible! Thank goodness for the remote control! I never seen blood running upward, as it was on SRK' s face while upside down in the car after the accident. I couldn't believe how bad the movie was considering it was an SRK movie. There were moments of brilliance by SRK and kajol, but just getting the beloved bollywood couple was not enough. Thing I Loved was the one song, Gerua.