Let me weep. Let me burn alone.
I wish, you live. live in much joy.
3 Reviews
A timeless Love story.
subhasish-dreams18 December 2018
Love grows people don't
shankkr-0645126 November 2018
A complicated love story narrated by bejoy nambiar. A story of a girl surrendering into arranged marriage unwillingly after her love prioritizes revolution over her. Though she accepts the marriage initially but later on the past catches up as she is not able to move on completely. How they steer through this is the story of Dobaara. Manav kaul is at the top of his game and justifies the complicated character of husband.
A promising storyline becomes insipid
drphaniraj19651 September 2019
Unsatisfactory at many levels. Too many unanswered questions.
In fact, too many questions go unasked. Events and situations get served up blandly, as if the characters and their motivations have no value.
The story tellers give in to the modern penchant of avoiding long dialogs, but there are no telling lines, no moments that reveal the real psychology behind the most drastic steps taken. All in all, the build up is good, but they should make it "Dobara", this time learning from their mistakes.
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