Making a movie on a subject with incestuous connotations, even though slight, is always a tricky job. One might end up putting the audiences off.
But, expectedly, Onir displays sensitivity in walking the thin line and telling his story as a tale of relationships between different characters rather than a plain tale of forbidden love.
That’s what makes Sorry Bhai worth a watch. It’s about the complexities of relationships. Not the kind of complexities one sees splashed out dramatically in usual Bollywood melodramas. But the kind that one normally sees in life. That subtle tug or snap in relationships when people are drawn towards or pulled away from each other. That gradual mushrooming of an emotion towards another person. These very moments captured with a telling effect provide the soul to ‘Sorry Bhai’ even though the film gets a little too tangled in the second half.
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7 comments:
masand (cnn ibn fame) has given it three stars. and i bet he doesnt give it for free.
Will watch this movie soon.
Hope your review is as impartial as his.
Thanks for dropping by.
Forbidden relationships always make good subjects in art forms...
have you watched 'Brokeback Mountain'?
ty for stopping by my blog.
Good review :)
Keshi.
hmmm...
movie ..I wan't to see tat...
hmmm
sounds gud
Oh how I wish I can see that movie. But there are none or very few Bollywood movies in my country. You made it look so good with your exceptional review. Thanks for the post. God bless.
sorry bhai
its worth reading. you always give a thoughtful n clear view.thanks .well wishes.
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