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It tries to do too much, and as a result, manages to get it all bogged down instead. Coming to the film itself, it's a mind-numbing amalgamation of a confusing storyline coupled with average on-screen performances and terrible CGI. Really, who in their right mind would want to do that? If Kashmir is what they wanted, the film could have been easily shot in India. Unfortunately, the very first shock came when they attempted to pass it all off as Kashmir (and Bombay in one scene) instead. I caught a glimpse of the scenery in the trailer and having lived in that country till some years back, I was simply hoping to revisit it through this film if nothing else. Namely, Ali Fazal and the gorgeous locales of South Africa. Against my better judgement, I decided to watch this film for two reasons. However, most of the dynastic studios keep churning out the same old mediocre trash in the name of filmmaking and Khamoshiyan from the Bhatt camp is a perfect example of this.
There are definitely a few good filmmakers in India whose films are worth watching. By and large, I'm not a fan of Bollywood Cinema (don't like that term much either, Bollywood and not cinema, just to be clear).
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