1952nd BLOG POST
I
still remember watching Priyadarshan’s Hungama more than a decade back when his
movies used to be as awaited as Hirani’s movies these days. Almost every movie of
his had so many confusions within the plot that made audiences die from
laughter. It has been a very long time since he created any movie and most of
us remembered whenever any makers ruined a movie in the name of humour and
comedy. Finally, we got to know about the return of Hungama as Hungama 2 but
with new characters having only Paresh Rawal and Manoj Joshi as a continuity
from the old one. The cast looked boring with people like Meezaan Jaffrey,
Shilpa Shetty, Pranitha Subhash in the lead roles.
I
was still expecting something from the movie just because of one name –
Priyadarshan. Unfortunately, there’s some issue with some of the old directors
who are stuck where they were two decades back even now. They haven’t moved a
bit in terms of both – content as well as thought process. They feel that they
can still sell the same stuff to the new set of audience. Even the same old audience
have grown up now who have begun rejecting even Khans so it is an example of
over-confidence when you, as a maker, believe that mentioning the names of your
previous hit movies in the trailer will make audience love the new one too.
This is an outdated strategy which doesn’t work anymore.
Hungama
2 script also has many twists and turns and confusions and lunacy but this time,
it doesn’t have comedy in it at all. In fact, even these turns of events are
predicted by us right in the first segment itself knowing how Priyadarshan’s
mind functions. You want things to happen beyond your predictions, but it doesn’t
– not even once. The whole movie is generally shot in a big bungalow which
restricts even more possibilities that could have happened with this story. I
only felt laughter once when Tiku Talsania tries to tell the DNA report results
to Ashutosh Rana otherwise other than that, the whole movie only makes you want
to skip it as soon as possible.
When
you know that there’s an actress like Shilpa in the movie, you expect her to
have most screen presence whereas you’ll realize that she’s just having a minor
role which doesn’t do much other than advising Meezaan or else, dancing in the
useless and unwanted recreated version of Chura Ke Dil Mera. Leave this song,
not a single song of this movie is good – I don’t know what Anu Malik was
smoking while creating songs this time. Never heard such a hopeless album in
recent times. The dialogues are just disappointing as they are unable to
generate laughter in you at all. In fact, it makes you angrier.
Nevertheless,
I also found this movie to be Hinduphobic. Yes, not at the level of Akshay
Kumar’s Laxmi but it is. I will give you few instances. The actor keeps hand
directly on God’s head while making any promise – says something as demeaning
and insulting to the idol of Lord Krishna as “Tu murli baja raha hai ya meri baja
raha hai” – When asked to keep hand on Bhagavad Gita and take the oath, the
character says “jahaan haath pair rakhwana hai rakhwa lo” – while giving
reference of pregnating someone else’s wife, the character refers to Ramayan
etc. This is very upsetting and insulting to someone like me who believes in
God and Dharm.
Lastly,
the movie is such a bad example to set for the new generation. I have just
started disrespecting Meezaan Jaffrey for accepting this role in the first
place. You’ll find him disrespecting the kids in the house and calling them
names which we shouldn’t at all – we know how sensitive children are. The same
goes with Ashutosh Rana as well. Then, Jaffrey also talks badly with all the elders
around him as if they are meant to be ill-treated by him every now and then.
And not only this, but he also even goes a step ahead in disrespecting the
women characters in the movie. He calls and talks with the lead Pranitha’s
character so badly that you want to just stop watching the movie at that point
of time. In one scene, he tells at her face that he is about to rape her and he
even starts doing that. And he justifies it by saying that I can do this as I
am father of your children. All of this is too difficult to accept.
Overall,
let’s not talk about it more, Hungama 2 is one of the worst movies. I give it 0
stars.
Thanks.
WRITING BUDDHA
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