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Ghoomketu : The Nawazuddin Siddiqui starrer is a drag
‘Comedy likho, badi demand hai’, Ghoomketu is told. We really could do with some laughs in these grim times, and this film’s premise did hold out promise, but it turns out to be more clutch-your-head-ache, than hold-your-sides-laughter.
Story:
Ghoomketu (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) an aspiring writer from Mahona, UP,
flees to Mumbai to try his luck in Bollywood. He gets 30 days to prove
his worth. Does he succeed?
Review: Clad in colourful clothes, the film’s oddball protagonist breaks the fourth wall by striking unfunny conversations with you throughout. It’s a pity that a film which revolves around an aspiring writer has such unimaginative writing. It’s testament to the common notion that anyone can write.
Written and directed by Pushpendra Nath Misra, Zee5’s Ghoomketu, shuttles between three things — the small towner’s naïveté, life in Mumbai and his strange family in Mahona. Sadly, not a single track is funny. The family is unnecessarily loud, life in Mumbai is drab and Nawaz tries to uplift the mediocre source material, but to no avail. The role is not worth his mettle as an actor and you know that he knows it as well.
Not a single comic punch is worth remembering barring the self deprecating one where we are told why Ghoomketu by default chooses writing over acting. “Humare family mein hero banne layak face kiskika nahi hai”, says our hero’s family with confidence. The makers try to create a fantasy world of the writer’s dreams that parodies Bollywood cliches. To do that, you need smart writing. Here, you neither laugh at the story or with the story. You just wait for it all to get over. The film has cameos by Ranveer Singh, Sonakshi Sinha and Amitabh Bachchan. The actors are sincere even in their brief roles but you can’t possibly expect them to salvage the situation.
Review: Clad in colourful clothes, the film’s oddball protagonist breaks the fourth wall by striking unfunny conversations with you throughout. It’s a pity that a film which revolves around an aspiring writer has such unimaginative writing. It’s testament to the common notion that anyone can write.
Written and directed by Pushpendra Nath Misra, Zee5’s Ghoomketu, shuttles between three things — the small towner’s naïveté, life in Mumbai and his strange family in Mahona. Sadly, not a single track is funny. The family is unnecessarily loud, life in Mumbai is drab and Nawaz tries to uplift the mediocre source material, but to no avail. The role is not worth his mettle as an actor and you know that he knows it as well.
Not a single comic punch is worth remembering barring the self deprecating one where we are told why Ghoomketu by default chooses writing over acting. “Humare family mein hero banne layak face kiskika nahi hai”, says our hero’s family with confidence. The makers try to create a fantasy world of the writer’s dreams that parodies Bollywood cliches. To do that, you need smart writing. Here, you neither laugh at the story or with the story. You just wait for it all to get over. The film has cameos by Ranveer Singh, Sonakshi Sinha and Amitabh Bachchan. The actors are sincere even in their brief roles but you can’t possibly expect them to salvage the situation.
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