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Take It Easy – Movie Review
Director:
Sunil Prem Vyas
Genre: Drama
Release date: January 2, 2015
Run Time: 130 minutes
Cast:
1.
Raj Zutshi,
2.
Vikram Gokhale,
3.
Dipannita Sharma,
4.
Sulbha
Arya,
5.
Yash Ghanekar,
6.
Joy Sengupta,
7.
Anang Desai,
8.
Vijay
Kashyap,
9.
Prasad Reddy,
10.
Jyoti
Gauba
Production co:
Prince Productions
Story:
Sunil Prem Vyas
Country:
India
Language:
Hindi
Review: Our world, taking into account practical,
this film is
worth this very movement. What is more, the success or important-- well? Since
most of these adults would do, because time
is needed is up, bringing children, and
the fierceness of this sentence.
Young actors Ajay (Yash Ghanekar) and Raghu (Prasad Reddy), which belong to a different social environment, increasing expectations of victims and their parents should keep in mind is that what is, what part of "drag to School International "ticket is guaranteed to make a better future. The feeling of self-children should be performed dreams blackmail.
Ajay wealthy parents (Joy Sengupta, Dipannita Sharma), to be number one - either studying or sports. Do not rearrange to get expensive and unwanted gifts. Raghu wants to be an astronaut, his father (Raj Zutshi) wanted to become an Olympic athlete. Follow the two us without hope their loads. Parents can learn a thing or two about the lives of these children?
Under the proposal, the makers of the nail. And a messenger of what "all things in nature pecuniary value under today," clearly comes across. However, the effect can be pure, it is clear that. Beating on the use of which is still in vain, because after this effect. The dramatization is unacceptable, especially towards the end. What might otherwise be a heartbreaking climax when he gets tense because there is no rhyme or reason. Why beg for tears?
It is also important and gives the appearance of a certain continuity of parts to be cut in many places are cut.
Raj Zutshi hatred, and thus make two copies. The film tries to great difficulty to keep you emotionally. I would like to pay can not be easy for those who are to be a winner.
Young actors Ajay (Yash Ghanekar) and Raghu (Prasad Reddy), which belong to a different social environment, increasing expectations of victims and their parents should keep in mind is that what is, what part of "drag to School International "ticket is guaranteed to make a better future. The feeling of self-children should be performed dreams blackmail.
Ajay wealthy parents (Joy Sengupta, Dipannita Sharma), to be number one - either studying or sports. Do not rearrange to get expensive and unwanted gifts. Raghu wants to be an astronaut, his father (Raj Zutshi) wanted to become an Olympic athlete. Follow the two us without hope their loads. Parents can learn a thing or two about the lives of these children?
Under the proposal, the makers of the nail. And a messenger of what "all things in nature pecuniary value under today," clearly comes across. However, the effect can be pure, it is clear that. Beating on the use of which is still in vain, because after this effect. The dramatization is unacceptable, especially towards the end. What might otherwise be a heartbreaking climax when he gets tense because there is no rhyme or reason. Why beg for tears?
It is also important and gives the appearance of a certain continuity of parts to be cut in many places are cut.
Raj Zutshi hatred, and thus make two copies. The film tries to great difficulty to keep you emotionally. I would like to pay can not be easy for those who are to be a winner.
