Don't be lured by the Ads . Review on Zindagi Rocks

Dear readers,

The first and foremost thing that I can say to all is " Don't be lured by the Ads" of this film, or for that matter any film. This film is an experiment with meeky characters, and Sushmita Sen has crossed her time for acting now. She is no more the geeky and attractive heroine of the past. The former Miss Universe appears to be playful, though dons a serious role in protecting the life of her son. The minds of a widow and a widower meet, and it develops into a good relationship, thus ending into mutual love is portrayed in a tender way by the Director, though, it becomes little bit apparent at some instances. The movie starts smooth, continues well, though a little bit clumsy , in mixing present scenes with flasback ones. The hero of the film has to learn a lot of acting, as he seems to be an amateur actor, lacking expressions or even speed in his action. The audience loses patience in waiting for him to react to the speed in which Sushmita plays her role. There is no humour in the movie, no watachable songs, no proper music, but only a serious concept told in an emotional manner.

The movie was dragging a lot in the second half, though right from the beginning, there has nothing that was really interesting and captivating. Its time for model turned actresses like Sushmita to pave way for younger generations to suceed, as the wrinkles in her face prove that she needs rest. In toto, the movie can be watched, if one wants to drown into sorrow and piety.