Shabaash Mithu is one such prime example of an innings which certainly loses its momentum after a promising start.
Taapsee proved it yet again that why she is being considered as one of the finest actors that we have.
Vijay Raaz like always is simply outstanding as Mithali's coach Sampath. The music is pretty good. Some of the scenes are really meant to move you at a time. But the main problem starts with the second half where this film terribly lost its track.
The film could have been a celebration of the entire women's cricket as a whole rather than mostly being centred to its protagonist only. The stats as well as the timeline could have been more accurate and clearer than it has been shown in the film.
Also I don't why but Srijit Mukherji directing a Hindi project seems to be a different person than Srijit Mukherji directing a Bengali project. Being a fanboy of this person's craft, it is really a matter of disappointment for me.
One time watchable.
Taapsee proved it yet again that why she is being considered as one of the finest actors that we have.
Vijay Raaz like always is simply outstanding as Mithali's coach Sampath. The music is pretty good. Some of the scenes are really meant to move you at a time. But the main problem starts with the second half where this film terribly lost its track.
The film could have been a celebration of the entire women's cricket as a whole rather than mostly being centred to its protagonist only. The stats as well as the timeline could have been more accurate and clearer than it has been shown in the film.
Also I don't why but Srijit Mukherji directing a Hindi project seems to be a different person than Srijit Mukherji directing a Bengali project. Being a fanboy of this person's craft, it is really a matter of disappointment for me.
One time watchable.