After a barrage of mindless
entertainers here comes one movie which keeps you glued to the narrative of
almost 150 minutes for a finale which actually makes you smile. I had full
faith on Bejoy Nambiar (Director) since I loved his last movie “Shaitan” which
was altogether totally different from what we have in hand in “David” – I
didn’t even miss his TV series called “Rush” on MTV based on final three days
of festival in a college campus. David – the story of three gys with the same
name and what happens to them in the year 1975, 1999 and 2010 respectively is
the movie all about. This was like a breeze of fresh air right from the very start,
highly unfortunate for Neil Nitin Mukesh to get a movie like this and lose the
opportunity to make a mark as his becomes the weakest chapter of the whole
movie. Vikram is one of my favorite actors from down south and even in this one
he proved his mettle yet again. Look at his body language, expressions, timing,
his timing especially the screen time with his Dad’s ghost (Saurabh Shukla) and
Tabu as his best friend. Even Isha Shravani as a deaf and mute girl leaves a
big mark on the audience – she is stunningly beautiful. Even the third story of
a struggling artist is captured in a damn good way. Its actually the cast of
the movie which should be credited big time, damn good actors taking it on
their shoulder to keep the story going. Not for one moment we weren’t engrossed
looking forward to the “How dunnit” stuff. Right from the very first frame and
introduction of characters to the time line, I predicted exactly how they are
going to criss cross each other by the time it ends and Bingo – when it does – puts
a wide grin on my face. Unfortunately it isn’t working too well at the box
office but I totally liked it, if it wasn’t for the first story of Neil – I
would have surely given it a good 4 stars but still will call it a good 3/5 for
sure. A worth one damn good watch for those who do not like to leave their
brains behind while watching a movie, it even has good entertainment value if
nothing else.
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