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When I had seen the trailer of
Fanney Khan for the first time after knowing since months about its extremely
good star cast line-up, I still had believed that the movie shall atleast end
up being above average if not good or excellent. I am shocked after watching
that an actress like Aishwarya Rai who have worked in Hollywood, Anil Kapoor
who has been on stage of Oscars for a movie in which he was almost a lead
actor, Rajkumar Rao who is the most critically acclaimed actor of our times and
Divya Dutta who comes with so much of experience behind her could not give a
movie a life it deserves and viewers an experience that they crave for.
Fanney Khan is a movie about a
father who had been unable to fulfill his own dream of becoming a famous singer
but wants to do everything for his teenage daughter to ensure she becomes a
singing superstar. This daughter is always irritated with the intervention of
her father in her life and never considers him and his efforts commendable
enough to give him even a minute of her life to share few good words and
conversation with him. The mother in the story is a typical mother who loves
her daughter and gets the same love back. The daughter is fan of the singing
heartthrob of the nation, Baby Singh, who is incidentally kidnapped by her
father and in ransom, he asks for his daughter’s recording. And from here, starts
the main plot of the movie after which the movie starts falling and ends on a
weaker note compared to its first half.
The dialogues in the movie are
very weak and there is none which gets into your mood or mind which is
unforgettable and stays with you for lifetime. A movie that talks about music
has not even a single song which is enough melodious to become part of your
playlist or gives the movie a level up. The plot is synonymous to a daily-soaps’
screenplay which speaks of nothing great and only ends up showing silly
incidents and revelations back to back. I was disappointed seeing the
pre-climax and climax. It is so weak and childish that I do not know if writer
even thought about something while writing or just scribbled whatever came into
their mind in the first thought while writing. Overall, Fanney Khan is
irritating even though it tries talking about topics such as fat-shaming,
teenagers’ attitude towards middle-class parents, perception of people towards
glamorous and famous women etc. I give this one just 2 stars out of 5.
Thanks.
ABHILASH RUHELA!!!
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