Do Deewane Seher Mein + Assi Movie REVIEW | Suraj Kumar

The Frieda arrived and two movies were released—both watched back-to-back First I saw two madmen in the city and then the eighties First you'll review "Do Divalay Sahar" by Steering Shiddhan Chaturvedi and Murunal Thakur Now that the movie's trailer had arrived it had sparked a strong and genuine enthusiasm for its compelling story And the other thing is Murunal Thakur—Brother Sahib his loyalty in the story never lets go of the audience's support So the love story set in the two villages feels quite different precisely because it doesn’t follow the usual romantic clichés In this film Siddharth Chaturvedi has played the role of Bhadit and I won't let him get away with it When these words of mine come between us She has been fortunate since childhood When he grows up he'll reach marriageable age So it’s Rishita coming in Murunal Thakur’s and then Bhai Saab the flow you see inside the film Bro the one thing that really stood out to me about Persephone was how effortlessly she carried herself—there was just something about her that felt absolutely perfect Don’t turn everything into a messy clutter just for the sake of being loud or overly creative You won't feel that way for even a moment If I had to review this film in one line in the two mad cities I'd simply say: brother you'll fall in love with this film you'll relate to it because it's so good so effortlessly charming that you can't help but be swept away In a movie a surprising moment occurred when Hisham Abdul's song from the film Balliol was heard I mean the way the song "Aasma" plays inside this film just hits so hard it's absolutely necessary Now the film's first half feels incredibly charming with delightful songs flirtatious dialogue and well-crafted scenes The cinematography in the second half of that film is so emotionally charged and the climax is also well set up You won't feel anything but disappointment when the first act of the movie ends so abruptly especially with such great songs and pacing I'm saying two things—this movie is a must-watch because it'll give you confidence in how Siddhan Chaturvedi outsmarted Murunal Thakur But Siddharth Chaturvedi fit this character perfectly and the chemistry between him and Murunal Thakur was absolutely spot-on Up top Murunal Thakur every time you see that doll in each movie man what am I even supposed to say I’d like to specially mention Viraj Gellani who appears in the supporting cast and still manages to steal the show Look Anesha this film wasn't made to impress Chhapriya These facts are indeed correct and the film was made precisely for healing purposes Sit back and watch the film with a smile on your face If you remember that was Mohanlal's Malayalam film *Ridhi Purvam* It gives off that same vibe—simple cute and sweet That's exactly what makes those two madmen in the city so captivating—transforming promises into madness through their compelling storylines and performances So that you can express it in a poetic manner quietly presenting the struggles of a relationship without any noise You'll find yourself identifying with relating to or connecting with the characters inside I really appreciated that Murunal Thakur doesn't just focus on big films but also takes on these kinds of important movies that naturally grow into major successes over time So I'd give this film 3.5 out of 5 stars in the city of two madmen and then head straight to the next one—the third collaboration between Taapsee Pannu and Anubhav Sinha titled Asi As you all know Anubhav's films have always dealt with sensitive subjects just like this one which is equally sensitive much like the Nirbhaya rape case in Delhi Moving forward in the video I just want to say that I can't fully accept the experiences depicted in Siena's films as truthful and even if they're similar I don't consider those films to be bad either Anives is now 80 makers keep everything real they move forward but going further makes you feel confused You'll end up wondering whether this is truly based on a proper real-life incident or if they're just making it up Some scenes in the movie Bikshu Seeds are oddly bizarre and leave you utterly bewildered Inside the film a constable delivers a line that goes: "I'll beat the truth out of you right here in the courtyard and no one in this world will ever dare utter such a challenge again " The scene where the husband of the woman being raped suddenly smiles in a flash — doesn't that leave you utterly confused It's the same third scene where at the end all the children who live at the school stay inside the compound while conversations about rape take place right in front of them If I had to review this film in one line I'd simply say it's neither a bad film nor a great one This film doesn't even come close to hitting hard and it refuses to take itself seriously Filmmaking will feel so strange that it won’t let you feel anything at all How many films have come out on such subjects and how many clients have come by for petrol No doubt those few dialogues hit hard but the performance doesn't do anything flashy That's just the kind of work Tapsi Pannu is known for—otherwise no one else's performance even comes to mind So without a doubt even the makers know that the film’s box office collection will fall short of 80 with no high expectations whatsoever And honestly this film isn't one I'd passionately urge anyone to go see in theaters otherwise you'll end up calling it "under edited" later on I'd give the movie 2.5 out of 5 stars but don't forget to subscribe for the next video P