'Revolver Rita' Movie Review: A Lazy Comedy That Comes 15 Years Too Late
'Revolver Rita', in all fairness, appears to be a film that was found in one of the old Seagate hard disks of a gone era.
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'Revolver Rita', in all fairness, appears to be a film that was found in one of the old Seagate hard disks of a gone era.

'Aaryan' opens with an ending and spends the rest of its runtime searching for meaning.

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The jokes don’t matter after a point, the motivations of most characters are too silly to be taken seriously, and even the usually dependable Vijay Sethupathi comes across as too casual to care

The film wants to tackle complex interpersonal relationships, but its penchant for melodrama stops it from being something more than a regular and dated outing

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Sundar C and Vishal's long-delayed comedy gets you to laugh out loud, even when you’re trying your hardest not to.

The Arun Vijay-starrer is so dated and lifeless that we watch with apathy, even when we witness a series of events that must have sounded shocking on paper.

This sequel is a powerful portrait showcasing how one man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter.









