Mohar Basu (BOMBAY TIMES; November 4, 2015)
From the time the trailer was launched, producer Sajid Nadiadwala's Tamasha has been a talking point for several factors. Of course, the first and foremost reason is the fact that this relationship drama stars ex-lovers Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone, whose last outing, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, broke box office records.
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Their palpable chemistry is more than visible in the promos of their upcoming film too. Academy Award winner A R Rahman's music is also adding to the magic of the couple. Another very important reason why Tamasha has been making headlines is because of its director Imtiaz Ali. If you observe closely, the curly-haired filmmaker's repertoire has films that are a complete mix of human emotions from romance to drama, humour to heartbreak.
Given his last two movies - Rockstar and Highway - concluded on an unfortunate note, people are skeptical about how his upcoming film Tamasha ends. It's clear from the trailer of this Ranbir-Deepika starrer that it isn't a quintessential romantic comedy. Despite the promos' breezy beginning, it is evident that the characters go through their journey of togetherness and separation.
There is a lot of curiosity among audiences about the film's climax. While the actors have been tightlipped, Imtiaz has revelled in the fun of this guessing game. Now, he has finally decided to come clean. “A lot of my relatives and friends asked me whether Tamasha has an ending like Rockstar or like Love Aaj Kal, Jab We Met and Socha Na Tha. I want to assure everyone that Tamasha has a happy ending and people will feel elated. I guess, all of us like happy endings. The film is filled with different kinds of emotions but when you leave the theatre, you will be smiling,“ says the director.
That's exactly what the viewers want to hear...that amidst all the love, fun, song and dance, this movie has a soul too.
Sajid adds, “The combination of Ranbir, Deepika and Imtiaz is certainly one of the most exciting talent pool of the present times. RK and Deepika as a pair have a very happy vibe and the film is clearly reflecting that.“
Tamasha, presented by Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and UTV Motion Pictures, releases November 27.
Their palpable chemistry is more than visible in the promos of their upcoming film too. Academy Award winner A R Rahman's music is also adding to the magic of the couple. Another very important reason why Tamasha has been making headlines is because of its director Imtiaz Ali. If you observe closely, the curly-haired filmmaker's repertoire has films that are a complete mix of human emotions from romance to drama, humour to heartbreak.Given his last two movies - Rockstar and Highway - concluded on an unfortunate note, people are skeptical about how his upcoming film Tamasha ends. It's clear from the trailer of this Ranbir-Deepika starrer that it isn't a quintessential romantic comedy. Despite the promos' breezy beginning, it is evident that the characters go through their journey of togetherness and separation.
There is a lot of curiosity among audiences about the film's climax. While the actors have been tightlipped, Imtiaz has revelled in the fun of this guessing game. Now, he has finally decided to come clean. “A lot of my relatives and friends asked me whether Tamasha has an ending like Rockstar or like Love Aaj Kal, Jab We Met and Socha Na Tha. I want to assure everyone that Tamasha has a happy ending and people will feel elated. I guess, all of us like happy endings. The film is filled with different kinds of emotions but when you leave the theatre, you will be smiling,“ says the director.
That's exactly what the viewers want to hear...that amidst all the love, fun, song and dance, this movie has a soul too.
Sajid adds, “The combination of Ranbir, Deepika and Imtiaz is certainly one of the most exciting talent pool of the present times. RK and Deepika as a pair have a very happy vibe and the film is clearly reflecting that.“
Tamasha, presented by Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and UTV Motion Pictures, releases November 27.