Movie Review: Dil Dhadkne Do

I am big movie fan and watching movies on a regular basis from past two decades. Over the years I have realized one thing that Bollywood has grown commercially. Producers are no more sufferers as they are aware about the business tactics to recover the money which they are investing in Bollywood cinema. If any of the producers is not aware then they have sufficient money to hire someone who is aware about the tactics.

In modern world, Chankya can be hired and several such Chankya are ready to get hired after completing education from business school. Don’t think that I am student of philosophy or I am into lot of reading. Movie: Dil Dhadkne Do made me realize all this fact. After release it has stayed houseful for seventy two hours which ensured that all money is recovered.

The movie has a funny and short story which Zoya Akhtar tried to stretch for two hours by utilizing the cinematography skill in really beautiful way. It is a sweet family story which you can watch for one time with your family. Movie has great background music, good songs and great actors. You don’t get bored as the director and actors were good enough to keep the audience awake and smiling.

Personally, I was not happy with the ending of the movie. It looked like it was incomplete. May be director had an idea of leaving audience to use their wisdom decide what should be the ending of the movie. Overall, it is a good watch and you can think of spending your money but go with a good mood.

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