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The Indian box office witnessed yet another high-budget film ermerge as a box office dud this week. Two Hindi movies came out last weekend- Tiger Shroff-starrer Ganapath A Hero Is Born, and Yaariyan 2 and both struggled to even reach $3 million worldwide gross collections in a week. The Tamil film Leo and the Telugu film Bhagavanth Kesari kept the cash registers ringing at the Indian ticket counters the past week.
After a dull opening collection of $360,000 on October 20, Ganapath A Hero Is Born consistently dipped with time. Mounted on an estimated budget of $24 million, the film features Shroff in the lead role of Ganapath. The film also features Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan, apart from Jameel Khan, Girish Kulkarni, Kriti Sanon, Elli Avram, and a few others. As the film completed one week at the box office on Friday (October 27), it managed to score $2.6 million worldwide. The India nett collections of the movie stood at $1.4 million.
Written and directed by Vikas Bahl (of Queen, Super 30 fame), Ganapath A Hero Is Born is a futuristic film set in a time when the rich section of the world get together to ghettoize the poor and exploit them. The film is replete with stereotypes, forced melodrama and unrealistic emotions. The unimaginative writing gets no help from the gimmicky performances that further pull down the film. Shroff does everything that he excels at - dancing and fighting. Unfortunately this time, his talent is not backed by a a story and screenplay meaty enough to keep the audience hooked to enjoy the antics.
Telugu film Tiger Nageshwara Rao also released on the same day but it failed to attract the audience as Bhagavanth Kesari. Featuring Ravi Teja in the lead role, Tiger Nageshwara Rao made an opening collection of $60,000 in India. The collections dipped over the weekend and the week one collection of the film in India stood below $4 million. It managed a worldwide collection of $4.7 million.
The soundtrack, featuring catchy tunes and heartfelt melodies, complements the romantic drama. While bike races inject action, the film primarily revolves around emotional entanglements and family ties.
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Divya Khosla Kumar is no stranger to the entertainment industry. Besides directing several videos, she has also acted in a big-budget film starring A-list actors [AB TUMHARE HAWALE WATAN SATHIYO]. So when Divya -- the wife of the head honcho of T-Series [Bhushan Kumar] -- decided to make a feature-film, everyone expected her to start with top of the line stars/creme-de-la-creme in her maiden venture. Instead, she chose to cast rank newcomers in principal roles -- a move that raised eyebrows.
Post the super-success of STUDENT OF THE YEAR, helmed by Karan Johar and AASHIQUI-2, helmed by Mohit Suri, which was a game changer, several studios as well as reputed raconteurs are executing qualitative projects with fresh faces. YAARIYAN, which marks the directorial debut of Divya Khosla Kumar, stands out from films of its ilk. Reason: While the principal cast boasts of freshers, the making, opulence and splendor is at par with any mega-budget film attempted in Bollywood. The question that crosses your mind is, is YAARIYAN equally big in terms of content? Let's evaluate...
First, the plot! The film starts with the college principal [Gulshan Grover] summoning five students, handing them the responsibility of saving the college campus from a foreign hotelier who intends making a resort. The deal is that in order to save the college, the Indian students should outdo their Australian counterparts in the test of physical and mental abilities. While there are the expected ups, downs and betrayals, what triumphs in the end is friendship, as the title suggests.
I genuinely believe that the teenage years are the best phase of your life. When one is well ensconced in the dreamy world. When life is yet to throw challenges towards you... Divya Khosla Kumar attempts to encapsulate that period through the lead characters of her movie. In fact, it won't be erroneous to state that YAARIYAN attempts to pay tribute to that phase of an individual's life.
Evidently, Divya Khosla Kumar seems to be an ardent fan of movies such as JO JEETA WOHI SIKANDAR, KUCH KUCH HOTA HAI, JAANE TU... YA JAANE NA, 3 IDIOTS and STUDENT OF THE YEAR, since there are faint echoes of such acclaimed films in her maiden endeavor. Of course, the premise of YAARIYAN is dissimilar and so are the character sketches.
The first half of YAARIYAN has its moments of fun, although the narrative tends to go astray at times. If one were to pinpoint the deficiencies, the romance between the professors appears forced in the narrative. Also, Himansh's cousin being attacked by members of the Australian team lacks conviction. The humor/liveliness also dries up after a point and one feels that the first half -- which commenced with lively and funny moments -- could've been succinct by at least 10/15 minutes.
However, the writing gets consistent in the post-interval portions. The mountain biking race as also the rock climbing contest is the mainstay of the film. They are brilliantly executed! Prior to that, the tender moments shared by the lead pair works decently well too. Divya also gets the intensity in the emotional sequences spot on. Additionally, the dazzling locales and magnificent cinematography translate into a truly good looking film.
Divya deserves kudos for accepting the challenge of directing freshers in her debut film. The best of storytellers are not afraid of taking risks and Divya seems to be one of those. Her handling of the humorous moments as well as the emotional ones with maturity confirms the fact that she knows the craft well. But one does feel that the writing could've been sharp edged at places. One of the USPs of the film is -- no prizes for guessing this one! -- the musical score, which has the word 'Chartbuster' written all over it. In fact, every track has caught on big time with listeners, especially 'Baarish' [soulful], 'Sunny Sunny' [a rage with partygoers], 'ABCD' [foot-tapping], 'Allah Waariyan' [melodic] and 'Meri Maa' [makes you moist-eyed]. Cinematography is top notch, with the DoP [Sameer Arya] capturing the spectacular locales with flourish. The opening and end credits are also innovative and catch your eye!
Now to the performances! Agree, the beginners don't set the screen ablaze at the very start itself, but the performances grow on you gradually. Himansh Kohli is earnest and endearing. He has the makings of a fine actor. Rakul Preet looks beautiful and acts confidently. The way she emotes with her eyes is commendable. Nicole Faria, Dev Sharma, Shreyas Pardiwalla, Serah Singh and Vikas Verma are appropriate in their respective parts. Evelyn Sharma looks gorgeous and does a fine job.
On the whole, YAARIYAN has a gripping second half, smash hit musical score and the youthful romance that should lure and entice its target audience -- the youth. A treat for youngsters and young at heart!
As per the critics, the period action drama is packed with stellar performances but has a weak storyline. While the film starts on a good note, the second half of the movie might feel like a drag. You will for sure love the first 30 minutes, but rest of the film lacks the thrill.
Plot: Based on real-life incidents, the story revolves around Tiger Nageswara Rao, an infamous thief in the 1970s who outwits the cops every time with his daring heists. The cat-and-mouse chase between him and the cops makes it a thrilling watch.
As per the critics, the movie has a lot of action scenes and lacks drama and entertainment. So, if you are looking out to watch and out-and-out action film, this one is a must-watch for you. It's a mass entertainer movie that lacks substance.
As per the critics, the film will be appealing to the fans of romantic movies. However, it won't be an engaging watch. The songs make it refreshing and immersive. You might shed a couple of tears too. If you have nothing better planned for this weekend, you can give this a try.
The Hindi remake of the Malayalam movie 'Bangalore Days,' titled 'Yaariyan 2,' has stirred up controversy on social media, but not in a positive way.
Netizens have been criticizing the movie, claiming that it has tarnished the essence of the original film. The particular scene drawing attention is where Nazriya's character, Divya, goes on a bike ride with her cousins, played by Dulquer and Nivin, without the knowledge of Das, Divya's husband played by Fahadh.
In 'Bangalore Days,' the original film, this scene symbolises the deep bond of friendship and love between cousins. However, in 'Yaariyan 2,' viewers feel that the remake has failed to capture the essence, leading to disappointment among fans.
Social media users have been vocal about their displeasure. One user commented, "Remakewood has damaged another masterpiece of Mollywood movie," while another wrote, "All the South movies ruined by Bollywood in the name of remake."
'Yaariyan 2,' directed by Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru, was released last year. The movie featured Divya Khosla Kumar, Yash Dasgupta, and Pearl V Puri in the lead roles, with Malayali actors Anaswara Rajan and Priya Prakash Varrier (cameo appearance).