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Anyone for a metrosexual mawali? Neil Nitin Mukesh is so hopelessly miscast in the role of One Shot Nandu, the prize fighter from the backstreets of Mumbai that 'Lafangey Parindey' gets no chance of taking off. Add another tepid performance from Deepika Padukone (with the added disability of blindness for her character, Pinky) and the uninspiring package of a film is complete. Pradeep Sarkar's 'Parineeta' credentials are now officially eclipsed by 'Laga Chunari Mein Daag' and now 'Lafangey Parindey'. The leads are easily outshone by their sidekicks. In fact, Kay Kay Menon does a two bit role and somehow manages to be the most memorable character of the lot.
The story tries hard to tell an unusual tale of love between an aspiring girl next door Pinky (who wants to be on 'India's Got Talent' showcasing her skating talents but unfortunately loses her eyesight in an accident) and Nandu, but is far too predictable despite that. Nandu is determined to help Pinky regain her confidence and the ability to skate and then both of them decide to audition for 'India's Got Talent'. After 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi', yet another Yashraj film climaxes at the finale of a talent show, but the result is just as undistinguished. The final third of movie languishes seriously in terms of pace and becomes a bore as the inevitable ending looms.
The only specks of imagination on an otherwise barren landscape of originality are some of the moments when Nandu trains Pinky to 'see' and the music, which is fairly nice. Otherwise, congratulations for having sat through the longest promo for the latest season of 'India's Got Talent'.
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Anyone for a metrosexual mawali? Neil Nitin Mukesh is so hopelessly miscast in the role of One Shot Nandu, the prize fighter from the backstreets of Mumbai that 'Lafangey Parindey' gets no chance of taking off. Add another tepid performance from Deepika Padukone (with the added disability of blindness for her character, Pinky) and the uninspiring package of a film is complete. Pradeep Sarkar's 'Parineeta' credentials are now officially eclipsed by 'Laga Chunari Mein Daag' and now 'Lafangey Parindey'. The leads are easily outshone by their sidekicks. In fact, Kay Kay Menon does a two bit role and somehow manages to be the most memorable character of the lot.
The story tries hard to tell an unusual tale of love between an aspiring girl next door Pinky (who wants to be on 'India's Got Talent' showcasing her skating talents but unfortunately loses her eyesight in an accident) and Nandu, but is far too predictable despite that. Nandu is determined to help Pinky regain her confidence and the ability to skate and then both of them decide to audition for 'India's Got Talent'. After 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi', yet another Yashraj film climaxes at the finale of a talent show, but the result is just as undistinguished. The final third of movie languishes seriously in terms of pace and becomes a bore as the inevitable ending looms.
The only specks of imagination on an otherwise barren landscape of originality are some of the moments when Nandu trains Pinky to 'see' and the music, which is fairly nice. Otherwise, congratulations for having sat through the longest promo for the latest season of 'India's Got Talent'.
For More IIPM Info, Visit below mentioned IIPM articles.
IIPM BBA MBA Institute: Student Notice Board
Indian universities and higher education institutes seem to be caught in a time warp teaching things
Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU): Students' Unions can not be banned
The hunt for hostel and paying guest (PG) accommodation for students
INDIA'S BEST COLLEGES, INSTITUTES and UNIVERSITIES
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