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Read it at your own risk. I am going to crib and whine and swear.


I saw Life in a Metro Yesterday.


I


had heard from friends who had seen the movie that it was worth


watching. But I didn't want to watch it because I was afraid I already


knew the plot. I mean come on how hard could it be to guess? The name


of the movie is Metro. Obviously the movie had to thrive on sex and


more sex. Sex in the elevator, sex in the car, sex on the rooftop and


sex with multiple men. And obviously this isn't the exhaustive


list.(Thats impossible!). There would have to be a lot of stress,


because once you earn so much and don't sleep(sleeping for rest not


pleasure, pun NOT intended) work-related mostly and well the stress


would lead to huge differences between the couples(mostly married ones)


and this would again lead to more stress and they'd find solace in


.well.sex. With another person obviously. Some how Indians never get


into drugs. It's either women or Booze(or both). At least that's what


they show on the golden screen. Drugs are mostly forbidden territory, a


taboo not worth chasing. But drinking bottles of poison, consuming


unfathomable number of tablets(they never mention what those are, they


are either really small like homeothepic medicene or really large ones,


like rat poison) and newly introduced into the list, courtesy of Life


in a Metro: Phenyl.


And the movie would also have few item numbers


thrown in between(ok so I was wrong about this one) and because the


director wouldn't want gay activists butting in, ergo a dash of


homosexuality would have to be thrown in albeit it would HAVE to be


something like how it was projected in Page 3. You know, being caught in the act, betraying a beautiful innocent girl in the process.(Co-incidentally it happens to be Miss Sen here as well, are they hinting something here?)


As


it turned out, the movie was somewhat on those line but the director or


rather the script-writer made one thing very clear: YOU CANNOT BE HAPPY


IN A CITY.


Well even if you are, its short-lived. Because someone


will fall short of breath or semen(though not necessarily in that


order). Every two minutes feelings keep developing. And I keep


insisting that it's the music that does this is. Its been stereotyped.


Make a girl laugh, say something while looking her in the eye(with some


really sentimental music playing in the background) and eventually all


the moments will flash in her head and she'll leave her current


hubby/boyfriend/f uck-buddy and come after you, running(either on a


railway platform, road, beach etc).


This is fine.


But then


something happens. Its almost as though the script-writer is


contradicting his earlier gospel and goes against the stereotype and


makes one of the couple accept the truth. Family is important. You


can't leave your hubby(even if hes been having the best sex of his life


for the last two years and you have been getting NOTHING AT ALL). I


guess that's to show that its a man's world and that women have to


endure everything(which isn't necessarily true, though as it turns out


in most cases they have to).


One of the greatest gifts given to


women is their power to weep. Seriously you have to be a real bast*rds


if you don't sympathise with a woman who is crying, and to add to that


the background score, its a fool proof combo. For directors, this is a


steal if they capitalise on it. So even if a girl knows that she is


sleeping with the man who




  1. Is married with a kid




2.Is her boss


3.Will give her perks in return


she


feels that maybe someday after relentless hours of f ucking she'll


change his feelings towards her(whore) to something else(love of his


life).


The worst part is that she is successful in doing so, but


by that time someone else has come into her life because you can only


love someone who takes care of you when you being the douch e bag that


you are drinks a bottle of phenyl because your boss who was initially


humping you just to let out his stress won't love you.


So well conscience comes into play and as usual messes everything up.


Also,


the director very clearly wanted to show one simple fact. Old people


can't have sex. They can sleep in the same bad and even have a live-in


relationship but can't fornicate. Nay! That is unthinkable. But that's


discrimination don't you think? Everyone around them is getting some


and they have to kill the poor old lady(played beautifully by Nafisa


Ali) before she gets any with her boyfriend(Dharmender, oh yes it was


quite a treat watching him as well. Everytime he's day "I love you" in


his "Main tera khoon peejaonga" tone, I just couldnt help sniggering).


Eventually


they had to end the movie, so they showed that everyone is happy the


way they are, as in the respective people they were with(or without)


and that the hulla gulla should stop. It was almost like a stay-order


had been passed and no more fooling around was allowed.Otherwise, if


the story was to continue, we'd end up having 7 factorial


relationships(read elementary permutation and combination on how).


The


music was good, really good. They got these bangladeshi and kashmiri


dudes to sing. They blended it into the movie by actually casting them


as full time singers in the movie. At any given high or low, they'd


appear with their band baja(and guitar/banjo) and start singing. Kudos


to them!


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