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by : Harish V |
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Starring:
: Anshuman Jha, Shruti, Raj Kumar Yadav,
Neha Chauhan.
Direction:
Dibakar Banerjee
Music:
Sneha Khanwalkar
Production:
Balaji Telefilms Ltd, ALT Entertainment,
Balaji Motion Pictures. |
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Once
in a while comes a movie which would break
rules, which will create new paths for
the future films, take the industry to
the so called next level and take the
country’s film industry along with
its success. LSD the newest offering from
the Khosla guy, Dibakar Banerjee is just
that. LSD maybe will do what 'Breathless'
did for the French movie industry or at-least
half of it. Do understand that I am not
trying to parallelize the two but trying
to state the fact that this movie is like
nothing we have seen before in Indian
film industry and not just will this change
the phase of the film industry but can
well be the face of the Indian film Industry
for years to come.
Its three little stories in one and while
every single story will have all the three
elements in it, the director has focused
mainly on one per story. And the way in
which he is able to synchronize all the
three is surely a work of an artist. The
stories are not just the talk about three
incidents but are a |
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harsh testament on what life is in this fast paced
computer age. In the quest for a better life we forget
the importance of morality and respect for fellow
human beings.
The screenplay is tight all through and even though
it does lag a little bit in the second and third parts,
its once in a life time experience to watch a movie
which is ready to break each and every single norms
of Indian films, especially Bollywood’s. Dibakar
Banerjee, take a bow, for coming up with one of the
most matured movie in recent times. The director now
is promoted to the league of Anurag Kashyap and Kamal
Hassan who are in serious work in taking films to
the next level.
Kudos to cinematographer Nikos Andritsakis; though
handheld most of the times yet it is one of the most
experimental and exceptional cinematography seen in
recent years. Namrata Rao’s editing is a feast
for everyone as it literally seems like a modern art.
Pritam Das’s sound is good and so is the work
of the music director Sneha Khanwalkar whose credit
song rings with a loop inside your mind for several
hours.
The cast has some amazing talents, everyone performing
to their natural best. Anshuman Jha, Shruti, Raj Jumar
Yadav, Neha, Arya Devdutta, and Amit Sial have all
given brilliant performances. But that’s not
all even the people who did the smallest of roles,
from the departmental store’s talkative watchman
to the onlookers who look at Rashmi(Neha) breakdown
on the death of her best friend Shruti, have acted
from their heart and that’s the reason the movie
has a lasting impact on our mind.
Overall its brilliance written all over it. The movie
might not be flawless but behindwoods will always
patronize game changing experiments and for the first
time ever this movie gets a BEHINDWOODS TWO THUMBS
UP.
Verdict:
LSD - a game changer.
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Tags :
Anshuman Jha, Shruti, Raj Kumar Yadav, Neha Chauhan. |
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