Batti Gul Meter Chalu Movie Review
Batti Gul Meter Chalu
Stars Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Shraddha Kapoor, Yami Gautam, Divyendra Sharma.
Movie Director: Shri Narayan Singh
Rating: 2.0 / 5.0
My reaction after watching the movie
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The film comes out with an archery competition where the
award is a generator for the six-month community hall for the team for the
winner. The problem of electricity population in this city is so intense in the
village area of India so that it can be realized that socially conscious film
on the electricity population in Indian cities and corruption in that area is a
serious, dense subject. But director Shri Narayan Singh, who is known for film
like Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, has raised the problem of darkness in Indian
village. Shahid forcibly provides a high voltage drama, talking about the
common man's trials and sufferings,but acting falls flat. The courtroom drama
also snowballs in a revolution at the national level, which is very superficial
for the film like Batti Gul Mitter Current. Director Shri Narayan Singh, who
gave us a toilet-a love story, failed to reach here. If you decide not to see
this movie you will not miss anything.
SK is a lawyer who receives his degree after three and a
half years, and his business revolves around local businesses threatening and
pulling into consumer courts. In the first half, SK has been challenged to
challenge the claims of a small tour operator and biscuit maker and to withdraw
money from him. He believes that, "A successful lawyer is not the one who
wins the affairs, but the one who earns money," he is truly proud of a
mantra. Tripathi is a small businessman who establishes the printing press.
Things are spiralling down as the electricity supplier starts by sending it to
the inflated bills, earns it from faulty meters.
In this brutal world , a legal battle between the
representatives of a small time lawyer and a huge corporation (a charming Yami
Gautam) is full of bizarre repartees among those lawyers who engage in a
three-minute monologue that the greedy private power companies has ruined the
common man's happiness? Toxic masculine jokes and warm, Flirt Butter is in one
day work for these two well-liked couples. This is a great way to make a
difficult topic, but the danger is that your original issue has diminished and
its effect may be reduced. And this happens with the same good and bad drama -
it shines in shocks and shocks.
Moments in the film, you seem to be saying that 'Pahadi'
songs are accented that there is conflict with artists. Words like 'Baal' and
'Thahariya' are used at the end of each sentence. The songs are mostly
mandatory and do not judge for Shahid's dance moves. Obviously, no idea has
been given to the background score, which is random and jerky in most places.
Two storytellers present the story to us, are inspired by true events, switch
from color to black and white mode, but they add length to the film - which is
longer than 2 hours and 30 minutes.The first half is set on a painful pace with
characters such as the elderly father of SK, which runs the Dharamshala, and
the second wife, the emotional family of Tripathi and the mother-grandmother
couple of Nauti, played by Supriya Pilgaonkar and Farida Jalal - without the
talented actor Of meat The film raises after the interval and it is mostly the
drama drama, where we see that Yami entered as a lawyer representing Gautam
Power Supplier. Equally long second half, there are some comic timing, a
cricket obsessive judge and some erotic comment by SK.
