Morning Walk Movie Reviews

Well it’s hard not to feel kindly towards first-timers and underdogs pitted against big Bolly releases, but a slew of stars and some Bong Connection here and there, does not a watchable film make. Now where have I seen that before? Most of the scenes give you that sense of deja vu and hark back to the formulae of the 70s, of very-Indian parents

From the looks of it, you'd feel that MORNING WALK is about senior citizens/septuagenarians, but director Arup Dutta crams the film with so many sub-plots that the film loses focus. It's like starting at Churchgate, but instead of heading towards Virar, you end up at Thane. Okay, let me explain. Had the director stayed loyal to one story

Morning Walk is art house cinema, shot on a meager budget on real locations, with real people involved in real life situations. Now unless these real people are exceptional in some wild or inspired manner, their lives can be real dull and painful, which is what Morning Walk is. When a film has a subhead, “a journey called life”, it can be pretty much about anything.