Tuesday, 24 September 2013

Madras Cafe (2013) Movie Review

 

Directed by: Shoojit Sircar

Produced by: John Abraham, Viacom 18 Motion Pictures, Ronnie Lahiri

Starring: John Abraham, Nargis Fakhri, Rashi Khanna

Music by: Shantanu Moitra

Studio: JA Entertainment, Rising Sun Films

Distributed by: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures

Release date: August 23, 2013

 

Madras Cafe (2013) First Look

 

Madras Cafe Review


 

Rating: 4/5 stars (Four Stars)

What’s Good: An engrossing monologue which excavates one of India’s most overbearing conspiracies left back in the dusty pages of history.

What’s Bad: There is no commercialism, which has been smartly avoided so as to not dilute the subject matter. Music, background score has been kept limited to create any unwanted flavor to the drama than the story already contains. They are not really negatives just slightly deterring for the general public.

Watch or Not?: Shoojit Sircar and John Abraham have teamed up again to come up with one of India’s most bold and matured political thrillers! Designed with a deep rooted sense of urgency, the film builds an overwhelming tale around the darkest phase of the Lankan Civil War that marshal to conclude with a rushing end which we are all familiar with. In between the flashbacks and conspiracies, Madras Café is a film with a gritty, convincing and engrossing plot that will revel in its ability to leave you with an uneasy and helpless feeling!

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