Pretty much the title.
I can see it in the 'Coming Soon' section on the Netflix App. That and Zero, both come to Netflix on May 22nd.
I've heard some good things about this movie but didn't know anything before watching it. I found it to be a treat!
It is earnest, manages to subvert expectations, the set pieces beautifully choreographed and everyone has a role to play in this tonal-bending movie.
In any other movie the editing and pacing would have absolutely turned me off - there is no style or rhythm to it and the slow-mo is excessive and indulgent but this all somehow works!
I don't recall the last time I saw a woman being a real badass kicking goons to a pulp.(still haven't forgiven Nayanatara in Iru Mugan)
I cannot stress how awesome the fight choreography is in this movie, the punches have impact and nothing is obscured. The fights don't go on forever - they are quick and brutal.
The revelation in this movie is seeing Gulshan Devaiah. He is the star of this movie.
Vasan Bala is either going to be a one time wonder or a truly great director but his true strength is his writing and dialogues.
Summary
It is a story of a young boy Surya who has a rare condition of Congenital Insensitivity to pain meaning he can not feel pain, and he sets out to learn martial arts and hunt down muggers.
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Abhimanyu Dasani, Gulshan Devaiah, Radhika Madan
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First post - 3/5 Rating
Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota movie review: A cocktail of gorgeous action sequences, absurd laugh-out-loud moment
Luckily though, the film remains watchable throughout, despite all its shaky foundation, precisely because it gives us an experience we rarely see in Indian cinema. It is stylish and cool and silly all at once, which does work in its favour as well.
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Review by u/TejasNair
https://www.imdb.com/review/rw4420767/
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Just watched MKDNH and I loved it. However the climax scene where it rains when the hero is fallen felt like a familiar scene.
I think it's from an Indian movie, I am not sure though. And it's eating my head from not knowing.
Can you help me guess the movie? If it exists that is.
Rappa song is copied from background music in the trailer that starts about halfway in.
Gave it a listen. The songs have a very eccentric quality to them. Lyrics are very wacky, especially the song rappan rappi rap. What do you guys think about it?
P.s: canβt wait to watch the film.
