I wanted to like this movie and feel sorry for the team that clearly put in so much effort into the movie but it ended up failing technically.
The story of the movie is unique and although some of the scenes were great, it really lacked in direction and screenplay overall. I feel like Amrinder shouldn't have directed the film himself and should have let Ambardeep or Simarjeet direct it, like their previous collaborations. It even affected his own performance as generally his acting is pretty good but it was very average (and little bit overacting at times) in this one.
There was no justification done to so many characters in the film (including Sargun's) and the scenes just abruptly started and ended and moved onto the next one. It feels like the editing team struggled with which scenes to leave and which ones to keep and failed at successfully stitching the film.
The only two great performances were the ones of the american actress that played Bella's role and Karamjeet Anmol's. Other than those, average performances across the board.
I would still suggest to watch the movie (and support the punjabi movie industry) and hope Amrinder and team learns from its mistakes.
The story of the movie is unique and although some of the scenes were great, it really lacked in direction and screenplay overall. I feel like Amrinder shouldn't have directed the film himself and should have let Ambardeep or Simarjeet direct it, like their previous collaborations. It even affected his own performance as generally his acting is pretty good but it was very average (and little bit overacting at times) in this one.
There was no justification done to so many characters in the film (including Sargun's) and the scenes just abruptly started and ended and moved onto the next one. It feels like the editing team struggled with which scenes to leave and which ones to keep and failed at successfully stitching the film.
The only two great performances were the ones of the american actress that played Bella's role and Karamjeet Anmol's. Other than those, average performances across the board.
I would still suggest to watch the movie (and support the punjabi movie industry) and hope Amrinder and team learns from its mistakes.