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‘JOKER’ Directed by Todd Phillips is about ‘Joker’ AKA ‘Arthur’. This movie has nothing to do with ‘The Dark Night’. This movie is neither a ‘Sequel’ a ‘Prequel’. I am at a loss for words right now. ‘Joaquin Phoenix’ gets into the skin of the character that he's playing. I've watched both ‘The Dark Knight’ and To be honest I don't feel like comparing Heath and Joaquin's portrayal of ‘Joker’. I'm not going to write the story. Right from the beginning you know what's going to happen. This movie tackles with Mental Illness. The movie is set in the 70’s and late 80’s. You empathize with Arthur. There are so many great actors in the movie, Robert De Niro for that matter. Each frame in the movie makes you fall in love with Arthur. You also have young Bruce Wayne in the movie. Getting into the skin of a character like that (Joker) is not an easy thing to do. But Joaquin Phoenix makes it look so beautiful on screen. Can't wait to see it again, not on the big screen this time, phew!!!!!!. You invest in these characters right from the first scene. I'm not going to rate this film on the scale of 1-5. That's it for today. Enough praise for the day. I wish I could write more, but I'm at a loss for words right now, anyways, I hope Joaquin Phoenix wins the Oscar for Joker next year.😃 📖By, 📽️ Nikhilesh Bendre 🖋️. #myfilmreccomendations #Joker #filmcompanion #ReviewWithFC #mynetflixreviews #unprofessionalcritic https://www.instagram.com/p/B3ZqncOlO8Jj5v2UVtUC5r1Jx4CC8vIinoJYUA0/?igshid=jq7fy8wpk31r

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‘Udaan’ was director Vikramaditya Motwane's directorial debut. ‘Udaan’ released in 2010 is about Rohan, his relationship with his father and how he had to come to terms with the fact that he now has a step brother to look after. Udaan is the only movie that I've ‘READ’ and not ’WATCHED’. The screenplay was so good that I did not feel like watching the movie. I read the Screenplay in 2018. I knew who the protagonists were so I did not have to imagine everything. The script is beautifully written by ‘Anurag Kashyap’ and ‘Vikramaditya Motwane’. I won't be able to write the entire story of the Film, because it's too long and I've already written another review😅. I cannot tell you how difficult it was for me to read some of the scenes that were written on the Screenplay. Ronit Roy's Character is so violent. I think I'd never seen a character like that in the history of Indian Cinema. But it was so beautifully written that I couldn't stop reading it. The movie is available on ‘Netflix’. I cannot talk about the performances because I haven't seen the Film. I think I will. Udaan was made on a shoestring budget of rupees 5 crore. The movie released in 2010. It earned 2 crores at the box office which means that Udaan was a box office disaster,but the Critics loved it and so did I. And now when I look back I wish that had it released 8 years later i.e in 2018, Udaan would've been a box office success. It Changed so many people lives, it influenced them. Each character in the movie contributed something or the other in the screenplay. I love the soundtrack of this movie. Each character in the movie leaves you wanting more. It was rohans character who suffered the most along with his step brother, but instead of giving up, he rebelled and challenged his abusive father. His uncle is the only person who's protective about him. By, Nikhilesh Bendre 🖋️🖊️📰✍️📝✏️✍️. Coming up next is 102 not out's movie review. I think that's enough for the day. Will now take a break and come back 5 days later maybe. Enough praise for the day 👍😀 #unprofessionalcritic #notamoviereview #ReviewWithFC #mynetflixreviews #netflix #IndianFilmProject #filmcompanion #udaan https://www.instagram.com/p/B21g_eGgKGe/?igshid=6hhngfkqm3q6

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‘Part 2’ Of ‘Manichitratazhu’. I saw Manichitratazhu when I was 9 years old. I came across this film while I was watching ‘Chandramukhi’ on ‘Zee Cinema’. While I was researching on Chandramukhi I came across this movie and that's when I realized that all these film's were inspired by Manichitratazhu. There's a song in the movie Oru Murai Vanthu that I grew up listening to. I used to dance like Nagavalli, and for years I did that. The Film is about Nakulan and His Wife Ganga(@shobana_danseuse ), who belong to the royal family. The belong to Kerala, Kerala's their native place, now Nakulan and Ganga go to their native place, because Nakulan who's an engineer by profession has some work there, so Both Nakulan and Ganga pay a surprise visit to their uncle's house, but instead of staying at his uncle's place Nakulan decides to stay at their ancestral Palace. Their relatives get scared because the palace is haunted. So the story goes like this The head of Nakulan's family whose name was Shankaran Thampi was madly in love with his mistress/dancer whom he brought from Tamil Nadu, her name was Nagavalli. What Shankaran Thampi Didn't know was that Nagavalli was in love with Ramanath, who secretly lived in the house which was right next to the Palace. When Thampi got to know about this, he killed Nagavalli. However on the day of ‘Durgashtami’ Nagavalli turned into a bloodthirsty witch and tried to kill Thampi, but he saved himself by chanting some mantra's. That was the story. Let's talk about the performances now. Shobana looks so natural in the movie, there's hardly any make-up on her face, she made it look so convincing that it became difficult for you to realize that she's not possessed by Nagavalli's Spirit. The background score is haunting,it is. It sent a chill down my spine when I heard it for the first time. I was so scared while watching it. The songs are good, everything about this movie is perfect and that is why,even after 25 years of it's release, people still get scared while watching it. Enough praise for the day 😀. By, Nikhilesh Bendre🖋️✍️✏️📝🖊️📖📰. #ReviewWithFC #unprofessionalcritic #mynetflixreviews #IndianFilmProject #manichitratazhu https://www.instagram.com/p/B2wKWwwAQMH/?igshid=1i1xfxi67bjvz

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‘Manichitratazhu’ is a movie that I grew up watching. The movie released in the year 1993 and was a box office success, even the critics liked it. It's been more than 25 years now, since it's release at the box office,but people still get goosebumps Everytime they watch Ganga(Shobana) open the oronate lock. The film made in 4 different languages (Kannada, Tamil, Bengali and Hindi). The Kannada Version was Called ‘Apthamitra’ and it released in 2004. It wasn't a remake of ‘Manichitratazhu’ . The main plot of ‘Apthamitra’ was taken from ‘Manichitratazhu’, but it wasn't a remake of the original movie. The Kannada Version also became successful at the box office like it's predecessor. This was followed by ‘Chandramuki’ which was made in Tamil, now ‘Chandramukhi’ was the official remake of ‘Apthamitra’ and Chandramukhi was Blockbuster because of ‘Rajnikanth’. It released in 2005. Had Rajnikanth Not been a part of ‘Chandramukhi’, I don't think it would've the achieved the kind of Success it did at the Box office. Then the Bengali Version of the film came out, in 2006. I've not watched the Bengali Version,but it wasn't a box office Success, it wasn't as successful as it's predecessors were. This was followed by the release of ‘Bhool Bhulaiya’ in 2007. Now ‘Bhool Bhulaiya’ was the official remake of ‘Manichitratazhu’, it was also box office success. Let's talk about Manichitratazhu now. The story as we all know is about a couple who live in their ancestral Palace which is haunted. The wife does not pay attention to her in-laws warning and opens the room where the spirit of the dancer is kept soon the Daughter in Law get's possessed by the spirit and the rest is something that all of us know. Manichitratazhu was loved by all. Shobana won the national award for the film, what else can write the movie, when so many things have been written about it. Mohanlal and Shobna are the only actor's I Know from Manichitratzhu. I've put one video from the movie so that you can refer to that as well. The Malayalam version is the best. Manichitratzhu is now available on Hotstar. ByNikhilesh Bendre 📖✏️✍️📰 🖋️. #UnprpfessionalCritic #mynetflixreviews #ReviewWithFC #IndianFilmProject https://www.instagram.com/p/B2wHvgNAPnZ/?igshid=1g6njr2x0m950