“Breaking” from our research team!!
You realize you are watching a Karan Johar film if…
1) An underdog student filled with aspirations joins a school whose demographics are divided into TATA bacchhe and BATA bacchhe.
You realize you are watching a Karan Johar film if…
1) An underdog student filled with aspirations joins a school whose demographics are divided into TATA bacchhe and BATA bacchhe.
2) A super-brat child of rich parents is never happy with his
family.
3) A top-to-toe-designer-clad gal is split between two guys.
4) There’s no novelty despite showcasing brand new talent.
5) One of the principal characters is a gay and lusts after
his colleague.
6) The heroine is introduced in gayish pink attire amidst
loads of candy-floss.
7) A movie is a hotchpotch of many of his earlier films and
he doesn’t even spare the dance movements.
8) There are traces of 3 Idiots, Dil Chaahta Hai, Jaane Tu…
Ya Jaane Na, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, Arya (Telugu), Happy Days (Telugu) and umpteen TV series (both Indian and Western).
9) The real love story is between male protagonists – That’s
BROMANTIC!!
10) You watch shoddy remixes of old melodies such as Papa Kehte Hain, Yeh
chand sa roshan chehra, Gulabi aankhein jo teri dekhi.
11) The entire South Bombay sporting Louis Vuitton handbags is seen in one school.
12) There are anachronisms – When the story happens circa
2001, a student reads Manorama Year Book 2011 for an IQ test. Another blooper
comes in the form of an allusion to the dance number Pappu can’t dance from Jaane
Tu… Ya Jaane Na that was released in 2008. Phew!!
13) Alia Bhatt’s lip gloss is a result of her consumption of
99999 bottles of red lipstick.
14) Varun Dhawan copies Salman Khan, Siddharth Malhotra copies
Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt copies Kareena Kapoor.
15) The film gets a Filmfare award nomination for Best
movie in Child Category.
16) It’s shown to be legal to drive on school campus.
17) There’s a cameo of Farah Khan and Kajol. That’s the only endearing moment of the film.
18) The movie is loaded with rich people, poor people dressed like rich and poor screenplay.
18) The movie is loaded with rich people, poor people dressed like rich and poor screenplay.
19) An athlete captures a spectator’s facial expression while
running a 100m race for the most coveted title (as projected in the film).
20) Male torsos are flaunted more than that of females.
21) The grandson dances around trees, under a snowfall, when
his grandmother is dying in hospital.
22) There’s all fluff and no stuff – all style and no
substance – all color and no content.
23) The characters are mere caricatures. The emotions
surface only on the faces and never reach their depth.
24) You listen to cheesy one liners such as Tumhari Jodi
RAB ne nahi, Ammero ki CLUB ne banaayi hain and acronyms such as ABC – Ameer
Bacchhe aur unke Chamche.
25) The audience LOSES their patience despite whoever WINS
on screen.
Whoa! That’s a SILVER JUBILEE. Kudos to our research team
for unearthing many mighty gems from a KJo film.
Bottom-line: Some call it a school/college
love story, some call it India’s answer to TV series such as High School Musical, Glee, Gossip Girl, Community, and some even call it an eternal tale of love, but we prefer
calling it DISASTER of the year.
Wait, the acronym SOTY is making waves on social media and our version of that is Stupidity of the Year. Now, please
don’t ask us about acting, cinematography, characterization, editing and esp.
direction. When KJo wants to stay away from them, why should we poke the pie?!
The
real purpose of Student of the Year is to show how good My Name is Khan was in
comparison!!
My Rating: Expectation – 5/10; Reality – 3/10
P.S. Please don’t get carried away by the trailer, and this
time I am a bit generous in my rating.
I loved your review...very cheesy...very apt....SOTY...lolz
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hahahaha Interesting review as always
ReplyDeleteSee I told you, Karan is actually writing and directing the scripts. Pink is here to stay.
Next time he may use the song INKY PINKY PONKY as a theme for one of his movies :D :D
DeleteGreat comments..I was laughing while reading this blog..damn!! can't control :)
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