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Sadda Adda Movie Review

Name: Sadda Adda Movie Review
Item: Sadda Adda
Rating: 2.5
Author: Giridharan M

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Review for the film " Sadda Adda"

Streaming On: Amazon Prime Video

Runtime: 1 Hour 47 Minutes

Certificate: U

Released: 13-01-2013

Genre: Comedy

Similar To: Lantrani, Mast Mein Rehne Ka, Tom, Dick And Harry Returns, Bhai Ne Bola Toh Bola

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CAST & CREW

Kahkkashan Aryan

Shaurya Chauhan

Bhaumik Sampat

Karanvir Sharma

Rohin Robert

Rohit Arora

Muazzam Beg

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Producer:

Tarun R. Agarwal

Rajeev Agarwal

Director:

Muazzam Beg

Movie Actor:

Bhaumik Sampat

Rohit Arora

Karanvir Sharma

Rohin Robert

Movie Actress:

Kahkkashan Aryan

Shaurya Chauhan

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The cast of the movie is made up of relatively young actors who provide the energy and passion to the roles assigned to each of them and also helps in giving the movie a youthful touch.

Plot: The movie revolves around six bachelors from different walks of life, who come together to stay in an apartment together in order to work towards achieving their dreams. Kabir ( Kunal Pant Kunal Pant is an Indian Industry actor from Mumbai >> Read More... ) works as a sales agent and tries to find some respectable and steady job to settle in life, Safari ( Parimal Aloke Parimal Aloke is a director, actor, and producer. >> Read More... ) is a civil services exams’ aspirant. Rajat ( Rohin Robert Rohin Robert is an actor, YouTuber, traveller, and >> Read More... ) wants to find stable managerial sort of job and wants to settle abroad. Jogi ( Rohit Arora Rohit Arora is an Indian filmmaker and an actor, w >> Read More... ) is the smart bloke around the corner. Irrfan ( Bhaumik Sampat Bhaumik Sampat is an actor who hails from Rajkot, >> Read More... ) goes through a somewhat usual roller coaster kind of relationship at office – his boss hates him, and a girl from work ( Kahkkashan Aryan Born into a Hindu Sindhi Jethwani family, Kahkkash >> Read More... ) falls in loves with him. Sameer ( Karanvir Sharma Karanvir Sharma is a model and film actor, who was >> Read More... ) is a budding artist trying to be a superstar in the film industry but falls off the track once, as he is in love with Shreya (Shaurya Chauhan).

Their home, which they call " Sadda Adda Click to look into! >> Read More... ," is like a “heaven” for any bachelors with a mess of beer bottles, leftovers, untidy clothes spread around the rooms and messy mattresses. They even share the responsibilities of daily routine such as cooking, cleaning and paying the rent, while they stick with each through ups and downs, thick and thin, like a family. "Sadda Adda" initially acts as a midway point for these bachelors who try to achieve their dreams but finally becomes their home. The film is set in the backdrop of our capital city New Delhi, just like all the major cities across the world Delhi also provides a whole lot of opportunities to most the rural and backward towns and villages of north India. The journey of the film takes us through the self-belief and the relationship these six boys share with each other. The stories of these six boys are inter-connected; the storyline of the movie is related to every normal group of friends around the street who have fun, fight it out sometimes and share some light heart instances. The story is truly inspirational.

Analysis: The movie is directed by young debutant director who tries to put his thought that ‘the only thing that will stop you from fulfilling your dreams is you.' He creatively revolves the movie based on his thought. The film is truly an inspirational movie for the youth of the country who come across the same dilemma after some point in their lives. But despite showing so much potential with the story line the movie somehow loses its track and fails to deliver to the audience due to the all-new cast and their characterization which becomes difficult with the viewers. Performances With a debutant director and the all-new cast, the direction as well as the acting in the movie is somewhat unsteady as some of the actors find it hard to delve into the roles given to them. Bhaumik Sampat(Irrfan) is good in the film with his charisma and his natural acting. Apart from that the likes of Kunal Pant, Rohin Roberts, Parimal Aloke, Karan Vir Sharma and the others, females have tried hard to have their presence felt on screen.

What’s There: The solidarity and bond these actors share on the screen is quite complementing, and the youthful touch that they have tried to bring in to the movie is a bit reminiscing for the audience as they can relate such incidence with their college and bachelor lives. The storyline ‘the only thing that will stop you from fulfilling your dreams is you', is totally inspiring and heart touching. The conflicts and the actors’ emergence from their escapades provide the story a much-needed good sense of humor.

What’s Not There: The consistency and the smooth flow that a film usually needs to have is missing. The movie fails to deliver even though it has such a great storyline, which have been successful with many sitcoms and movies across the world. There is no big-star attraction in the movie.

Review: The film is just above the average, and if you want to relive your youthful bachelor days, the movie promises to take you back to your bachelorette days. The film is based on a very strong story but fails to deliver.

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