Dil Dhadkne Do : A film about rich peoples Problems.
In this film, a bunch of rich folks go on foreign trip. They trying to find them selves, and indulge in some thumb wrestling in the process.This film is all about rich peoples have problems in their life's too, that filmed wonderfully by zoya akhtar (director). The Mehra's are a leading business family in this film. Pappy Kamal Mehra (Anil Kapoor) is the quintessential patriarch business magnate, acrimoniously married to Momma Neelam (Shefali Shah). Their daughter Ayesha (Priyanka Chopra) runs her own business successfully while their son Kabir (Ranveer Singh) is to inherit the Mehra empire.
Mom and Pappy spit fire at the dining table while the son sits helpless in between. The parents realize they are being insensitive when they spit the aforementioned fire, but they can’t help themselves because getting back is guilty pleasure. Because Pappy’s word is always set in stone, the children have little say in their lives, so they’re passive aggressive in their own ways. All family is going Turkey, Greece through cruise. The most enjoyable movement in this film is the likable characters in this film. There’s something memorable about nearly everyone in the film. Even the scumbags are interesting. There aren’t too many big narrative twists, but all the moments are either really fun or earnest. It’s straight up good direction seen through good acting and without the spoon-feeding of an emotional background score during the big confrontation scenes.
The film also raises a few bold topics, like the plight of a woman married to a rich man and being stuck in the marriage even if she’s unhappy because she has nothing else but her marriage as security. There’s a hilarious little bit where a bunch of stereotypical bitchy housewives are told to get a job and they’re gobsmacked.
In this film, a bunch of rich folks go on foreign trip. They trying to find them selves, and indulge in some thumb wrestling in the process.This film is all about rich peoples have problems in their life's too, that filmed wonderfully by zoya akhtar (director). The Mehra's are a leading business family in this film. Pappy Kamal Mehra (Anil Kapoor) is the quintessential patriarch business magnate, acrimoniously married to Momma Neelam (Shefali Shah). Their daughter Ayesha (Priyanka Chopra) runs her own business successfully while their son Kabir (Ranveer Singh) is to inherit the Mehra empire.
Mom and Pappy spit fire at the dining table while the son sits helpless in between. The parents realize they are being insensitive when they spit the aforementioned fire, but they can’t help themselves because getting back is guilty pleasure. Because Pappy’s word is always set in stone, the children have little say in their lives, so they’re passive aggressive in their own ways. All family is going Turkey, Greece through cruise. The most enjoyable movement in this film is the likable characters in this film. There’s something memorable about nearly everyone in the film. Even the scumbags are interesting. There aren’t too many big narrative twists, but all the moments are either really fun or earnest. It’s straight up good direction seen through good acting and without the spoon-feeding of an emotional background score during the big confrontation scenes.
The film also raises a few bold topics, like the plight of a woman married to a rich man and being stuck in the marriage even if she’s unhappy because she has nothing else but her marriage as security. There’s a hilarious little bit where a bunch of stereotypical bitchy housewives are told to get a job and they’re gobsmacked.
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