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Prague Hindi Movie Review
Ratings:– Review By: Komal Nahata Site:Zee ETC Bollywood Business
Rohit Khaitan’s concept about a boy troubled by hallucinations is quite interesting but the drama unfolds in a way that an ordinary viewer will not be able to completely follow the proceedings. Director Ashish R. Shukla handles the difficult subject with the sensitivity it requires but he caters to the festival circuit and high-gentry audience only. To the large base of mass audience, the film will be incomprehensible at several places. On the whole, Prague is a well-made film for the evolved audience but its box-office prospects are very bleak because of complete lack of mass appeal and absence of face value. The film opened to very poor houses today.
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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Renuka Vyavahare Site:Times Of India (TOI)
If you are the type who looks for reasons and answers in a story, Prague is not for you. It doesn’t have an agenda, per se, nor is it easy to comprehend. It’s free-floating, erratic, pensive and sombre, just like its protagonist’s mind. More than the city, Prague, the film, is about Chandan’s psychological struggle, haunting past and inconsistent behaviour. It’s not for everyone. However, if you prefer unconventional, mysterious drama over mainstream entertainment, Prague will engage you.
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Ratings:1.5/5 Review By: Shubhra Gupta Site:Indian Express
But all we get is a great deal of unravelling without anything else. Except some atmospherics and a nice song. Sanyal works hard at his part, and in a couple of places, manages to break through. But in the rest, he and his fellow travellers are weighed under this heavy story and all its twists that aspire for meaning. You keep looking for something to hold on to, and you keep coming up empty.
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Ratings:2/5 Review By: Mohar Basu Site:Koimoi
What’s Good: Originality in its inspired storytelling, a few picturesque shots of Prague and a fresh use of imagery.What’s Bad: The film fractures in the second half, stumbling on the de-linked portrait it attempts to paint. Watch or Not?: Prague is a highly inconsistent film that shifts disturbingly between realities and delusions briskly. The characters which you could view as realistically flawed, emerge as sketchy caricatures that are definitely passion-less. The director’s work grips well in the first half, but repetitive ideas and predictable flow dissipates the energy that the film’s promising look had flaunted! I had a bit too many reservations on the film that eventually left me confused due to its muddled screenplay and hence I wouldn’t really recommend this one to people.
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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Faheem Ruhani Site:India Today
‘All the women I know are troubled’ feels the lead protagonist of this film. At once you know that debutant director Ashish R Shukla is going to take you through an uneasy, difficult and complex journey of its lead character Chandan (Chandan Roy Sanyal) in this richly layered tapestry called Prague.In the end, it is one man who carries the film and that man is Chandan Roy Sanyal. It is delight to see this young actor, so far restricted to playing supporting characters in mainstream films become the mainstay of this well-made, independent film. Prague is a destination worth exploring.
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Ratings:– Review By: Mihir Fadnavis Site:FirstPost
The only element of Prague that offers a welcome break from the dreary, amateurish and clichéd story grafted onto a bad two-hour ad for the city of Prague is the music by Atif Afzal and Varun Grover. Director Shukla gets all the music montage scenes just right, but every single one of those scenes are so tonally detached that they seem like they belong in another movie. Pity.
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