Shraddha Kapoor adding the dancing feather to her cap, after acting and singing. All I can say is we know Varun’s potential, hence the high expectations and disappointments when they aint fulfilled. In terms of acting, in a few scenes you’d be wondering, if he is the same Varun whose last film was Badlapur.
Varun has both the feet working fine and nice. But then dancing doesn’t come to one and all. Not anybody can do a few moves the talented actor has pulled off. But there are times he seems stiff and comes across as trying too hard. Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor in ABCD 2 Mind it, for over 154 minutes that is what is explored. Take dancers, put them in testing situations, there is a weakling, someone gets hurt, someone betrays trust, someone finds love, someone finds pride and then ultimately in the end they make their country proud. The journey of Mumbai Stunners to Indian Stunners, with a few having ulterior motives, and a few keeping dancing as priority is something any dance film has as its plot.
Didn’t it feel like that? But with the “dance to express and not impress” is the main motto yet again. No, we are not talking about Happy New Year’s plot here. But since, Indians are reaching out for World Championships and the pride of representing the country on world stage is something that runs through every Indian’s mind. There are some really not so good scripting goof-ups, predictable storyline and a lot many things. The story begins on a note of plagiarism, but honestly speaking, the ‘inspired’ from the west concept is written all over the film. But getting past the technicalities, where dancing is concerned, the film is done decently.
The film has too many technical errors and if I am to sit and jot them down, it would take like forever.
0 kommentar(er)
