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Tuesday 14 April 2015

Coffee Ani Barach Kahi



I usually do not reviews for Marathi movies because they are either publicized so well that everyone watches them irrespective of how disastrous they are (Read : Lai Bhari) or they aren't publized at all that they don't even end up getting a decent theater opening (Read: the probable fate of Court which releases 17th April). But then there are the rare third type which do manage to create some stir , like this one. " All that glitters is not gold" and the same applies to the movies too, " All movies with good trailers may not turn out into good movies". Coffee ani barach kahi is a perfect example of the same.



It does start off on an interesting note but then thats it. The movie goes haywire from there on. To add to the non existent story line , they have managed to cast the worst actors possible. All of them compete amongst themselves, but the lead Vaibhav Tatwawdi takes away the worst actor award hands down!. He fails to emote throughout. His happy ,sad and exited face are all the same. The dialogues are good in patches but they are diluted with n number random instrumental music / songs. The situations look unrealistic most of the times . Plus in an attempt to give a sensible ending, they have wasted Dilip Prabhavalkar and Suhas Joshi. And also when you give a specific title to your movie its epected that atleast some part of your movie revolves around it. The title infact should have been " Nahi Coffee. Ani kahich nahi".  The only saving grace was that the movie was shorter than 2hrs (I sincerely thank the makers from saving us the torture of a 3hr long movie of such caliber). To sum it all you can definitely give this one a miss. The only reason you may want to catch this one one the DVD/TV later is to see the worst acting/ direction in recent times.

P.S. This would probably be among the top three worst movies I have seen . EVER. Roy and Humshakals being the other two in the list.

PPS : The title is literal translation of CCD's tag line " A lot can happen over a coffee" .