Dec 14, 2007 05:50 AM
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Its not as if the joined twins are a strange sight, but the sequences in the storyline leaves a lot to be desired. The situations seem to be very contrived and unnatural and it looks as if they characters live in isolation in the events in which they appear.
In order to give the message, they have made the mother into a far-fetched intolerant one, who changes her act on one incident. Seems to be totally far-fetched.
Acting is very ordinary with people walking through their roles. The camera dwells too much on a face and as a result the deficiencies in acting is emphasised. In such situations it is better to have the story move forward, than show the faces close up one after another.
I wondered often if they could have come up with cuter girls to play Ambar and Dhara.
Moreover, why do they etch out the characters in such a black and white way. The ones who dislike Amber-Dhara seem to dislike them with passion. This is not the thing that twins in their situation experience. Mostly it’s from unfeeling people, who are cruel by their total lack of understanding or by their careless behavior. Instead it is hatred from some falsely presented characters. Like the girl friend of the boy who tries to help them or the mother of the children they go to look after.
It could have been interesting but I could not pick up my flagging interest after some time.
