De Taali

The film is essentially about friendships and love, and how you win some and loose some.

Paglu, Amrita (Amu) and Abhishek(Abhi)(Ritesh, Ayesha and Aftab) are childhood friends who spend every waking moment of their lives with each other. Abhishek is a well-off, and is the typical Casanova, who eventually falls for (Kartika) Rimi Sen. Alas, for him, she’s likes him more for his wealth than for who he is actually. While Amu is quintessentially “one-of-the-guys” when she hangs out with Paglu and Abhi, Paghlu is the one who draws out the girl in her.

However, things go awry when one declares his feelings, only to be realised that it’s not reciprocated.

This film takes a deep look at friendships, and love, and how relationships are formed, sustained and broken or made-up.

Directed by E-Nivas, some parts of the film are touching, while some comedic parts come across as slapsticky. The music of this film is quite foot-tapping. Overall, the film is strictly okay.

Catch it over the weekend, if you have nothing else to do!