Chal Pichchur Banate Hain Movie Reviews

CHAL PICHCHUR BANATE HAIN is a refreshing story idea. Although we have seen films like LUCK BY CHANCE, KHOYA KHOYA CHAND and more recently, MERE DOST PICTURE ABHI BAAKI HAI, this film is not repetitive in the sense that there is no sense of having seen it. The reason being, it is totally and outsider's perspective and his journey of following his passion of film-making. Suraj (Rahil Tandon) is a successful MBA who is on the cusp of a career-breakthrough

Though the first half leaves you wanting to rush to the exit, the second half is tolerable. You can safely skip this movie and wait for a TV premier, and when it does come on TV, think twice before tuning in to the relevant channel. We’d rather wait and watch what Rahil and Bhavna can offer in future.

He won’t necessarily make a decent filmmaker but he can definitely give it a shot. And that’s precisely what our protagonist does, although unconvincingly. Chal Pichchur Banate Hain revolves around one such 24-year-old. Bored of his corporate life, he quits his job and decides to enter the film industry. The first few scenes are indeed captivating. But your attention slowly disintegrates and the constipated plot runs amok