Kapoor Jr and Bhatt are lightly likeable, especially Bhatt, who uses her mobile face to suggest half-emotions, impulses, unspoken jokes - the stuff of real life. Shaandaar, with its Karan Johar cameo and its in-jokes about Shahid and his father acting in the same film, feels depressingly ‘establishment’. Queen may have had Bollywood gloss but it behaved like a scrappy outsider. Read: When Shahid Kapoor made Alia Bhatt cry Will the two of them pass sleepless nights in each other’s company? Will this bother her doting father? The suspense will kill you. Enter another insomniac, Jagjinder Joginder (Shahid Kapoor), who’s planning the wedding of Alia’s sister to Robin, the eight-and-a-half-pack-sporting scion of a Sindhi business family. So far, so Cinderella, except that Alia is a perfectly happy child whose biggest problem is her insomnia. Principal photography began in August 2014. It stars Shahid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt in lead roles, with Pankaj Kapur and Sanjay Kapoor in supporting roles. Alia, adopted daughter of businessman Vipin Arora (Pankaj Kapur), is detested by her stepmother and grandmother, who are obsessed with the family name. Shaandaar is a 2015 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy film directed by Vikas Bahl and produced by Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane. The stakes in Shaandaar are so low the film keeps tripping over them. This exhibition of cartoon villainy was an early indication that Shaandaar was unlikely to be anything like Bahl’s last film, Queen (2014), which had a pretty surface but emotions that felt like they were based in reality. This is a film of such consistent, determined frivolity that the high spirits soon become wearying.For me, the fun started dimming when Sushma Seth’s grandma casually addressed Alia (Alia Bhatt) as ‘anaath’ in front of the whole family. Ineptly handled though they may be, weight issues at least offer a moment or two of friction in an almost unceasingly blithe production. By drawing a line, Bahl and Dutt suggest that you shouldn’t be judged for your body type - up to a point.
Isha (Sanah Kapoor) explains that she likes herself the way she is, and ends with “I’m not even that fat”. Even the speech in question is problematic. Browse Through The Complete List Of Best HD Quality Streaming Hindi Full Movies Online Only On Voot. Director Vikas Bahl and writer Anvita Dutt may think that it’s fine to fat-shame a character through an entire film as long as she’s given an emancipatory speech at the end. Shaandaar - With The Hope Of Saving Their Drowning Empire, Kamla Arora Of The Now Bankrupt Arora Family, Uses Her Granddaughter Isha As Bait To Form An Alliance With The Ultra-rich Fundwani Family. There are so many regrettable decisions taken by the makers of Shaandaar that I’ll begin with what may seem like a minor one.
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