Movie Review: Pink

Pink
2016 ‧ Drama film/Thriller ‧ 2h 16m
Initial release: September 16, 2016 (USA)
Box office: 640 million INR
Budget: 130 million INR

STORY
Minal (Tapsee Pannu), Falak (Kirti Kulhari) and (Andrea Tairang) are great companions. One day the trio got a supper welcome from Rajveer to a resort in Surajkund. However, the night takes a terrible turn after two or three beverages. For their self protection, Minal picks a container and crushes it on his eye. The young lady comes back to their home trusting the night will blur away.

In any case, utilizing his intense association, Rajveer document a wrong FIR against these young ladies. Deepak Sehgal (Amitabh), who has a bipolar issue, speaking to the young ladies takes the film a sensational turn.



REVIEW
Pink is an eye opener of sorts in today's general public where numerous biased ideas about how ladies are looked upon as, exist.

Executive Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury must be hailed for his make decisions. He removes common exhibitions from every one of his performers and makes an important film.

Taapsee, Kirti and Andrea are unmistakable highlights of 'Pink'. Amitabh Bachchan as Deepak Sehgal sparkles as dependably with intense execution. Angad Bedi as Rajveer, the spoilt rich child of a lawmaker additionally conveys a believable execution.

Aside from the on-screen character's execution, the quality of the film is its screenplay and discoursed. Cinematographer Abhik Mukhopadhay catches the flick in a reasonable way.

Generally speaking, Pink is a suggestive film about ladies, stuffed with messages applicable for society.

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