Today is not Friday yet the box office is set to create some new records as few movies released across India. Today we celebrate 73rd Independence Day of our country to make the celebration more grand some mind boggling movies have been released.
Mission Mangal the fantasy drama based on the real life story of the Indian Space Research Organization’s (ISRO) Mars orbiter mission which made Mars more easy to explore. Mission Mangal has a star studded cast Akshay Kumar, Vidya Balan, Tapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha helmed by Jagan Shakti.
The movie tells a dream doesn’t turn into reality through magic, it rather takes hard work, determination and practice. Mission Mangal shows how a team who were initially not interested and disturbed gave their everything to become the first country in the world to break many space & earth barriers to reach the Mars in its first attempt.
Starting from Akshay Kumar to Sharman Joshi every actor did a splendid job and definitely did just to character helping the movie with an extraordinary factor of emotional siyapa. Well, you should book your tickets right to accomplish mission mars.
Batla House another Hindi movie of this week starring John Abraham, Mrunal Thakur, Ravi Kishan directed by
Batla House seemed to be another big movie of this week, but the movie falls flat as the script doesn’t hold that crisp to keep the audience connected with less complexity. At times the background score is going to help you understand the temperature of the movie. The screenplay could have been a lot better. But this Independence Day go watch the movie to see what was Bollywood’s take on Batla House.
Hollywood’s classic movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is set back in the 1960’s starring the two iconic stars of Hollywood Leonardo Di Caprio and Bard Pitt directed by none other than Quentin Tarantino.
This movie is the celebration of the kind of movies which inspired Tarantino back in his childhood. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood slowly and steadily builds up with the characters introducing themselves while taking various detours before unfolding a spectacular fashion. The first half of the movie was taken to build the scenario of 1969.
The story is expressed through the eyes with proper detailing. You can’t say you had issues with the framework because it’s Tarantino and every single frame has a magnetic attraction. Do I need to talk about Brad and Leo’s acting no right? So go and book your tickets right away!
Stars: Mission Mangal 3.5, Batla House 3, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 3.5
