12th fail is a bigraphical drama film directed by vidhu vinod chopra.
I cannot explain to you what level of performance i have seen from vikrant massey. Its national award worthy. His every expression, dialogue delivery, mannerism, everything was pitch perfect. When he broke down in the final scene out of happiness, a piece of heart smiled. This actor deserves all the accolades. Another actor to applaud is medha shankar. First of all, I could not take my eyes off her, she is that pretty. And her peforamance was prettier. Her dialogue delivery and expression is on point. Anshuman pushkar plays the sandeep bhaiya, sad at his peers' misery and joyous at their success. I guess we all deserve a shraddha and gauri bhaiya in our lives, if we ever have the courage to go through what manoj kumar sir had to.
The writing is brilliant, and nothing else. The characters it sets up is outstanding. We feel for them, smile and laugh at their success, break down when they break down, thats the example of finest writing. The screenplay is engaging, despite taking care of very minute details. The editing of the film is sharp, the way it captures the mindspace of manoj's first impression of mukherjeenagar is brilliant. The cinematography is brilliant, hand held shots, long shots, the use of real locations gives us the authentic feel that yes, the characters are real, the world is real, the struggle is real.
The social commentary on our education system and its flaws is criticised severely. Every person has a different struggle, you have to fight through it. This is a very special film, if you feel, watch it in theatres, it deserves more love.
I cannot explain to you what level of performance i have seen from vikrant massey. Its national award worthy. His every expression, dialogue delivery, mannerism, everything was pitch perfect. When he broke down in the final scene out of happiness, a piece of heart smiled. This actor deserves all the accolades. Another actor to applaud is medha shankar. First of all, I could not take my eyes off her, she is that pretty. And her peforamance was prettier. Her dialogue delivery and expression is on point. Anshuman pushkar plays the sandeep bhaiya, sad at his peers' misery and joyous at their success. I guess we all deserve a shraddha and gauri bhaiya in our lives, if we ever have the courage to go through what manoj kumar sir had to.
The writing is brilliant, and nothing else. The characters it sets up is outstanding. We feel for them, smile and laugh at their success, break down when they break down, thats the example of finest writing. The screenplay is engaging, despite taking care of very minute details. The editing of the film is sharp, the way it captures the mindspace of manoj's first impression of mukherjeenagar is brilliant. The cinematography is brilliant, hand held shots, long shots, the use of real locations gives us the authentic feel that yes, the characters are real, the world is real, the struggle is real.
The social commentary on our education system and its flaws is criticised severely. Every person has a different struggle, you have to fight through it. This is a very special film, if you feel, watch it in theatres, it deserves more love.