SECRET SUPERSTAR 2017 REVIEW MOVIE

But, that is more because of how desperate Insia and her mother's situation is. This is not to say that it doesn't get you emotional or your eyes don't dampen or a lump doesn't swell in your throat.

So, the pace is uneven too making the film drastically unrealistic, especially in comparison with how it begins. Interestingly, things that ought to have taken time, such as rise of popularity on social media, happen in a jiffy (if only publicising on social media were so easy!) Similarly, the establishment of rapport between Insia ( Zaira Wasim) and Shakti Kumar ( Aamir Khan) is all too quick. But, barring a couple of such scenes, there is no real reason for situations to be repeated. You as an audience are holding your muscles tight because you see the mother has no way out and he is going to beat her up. Especially one long-drawn sequence where the tension in the home is building up with the father clearly getting angrier by the second. There are a couple of scenes which require the drama for the point to register. This also makes Secret Superstar a little too repetitive. These things neither expose the characters nor the situations any further. Unfortunately it doesn't trust us to unveil that take-away for ourselves. Here however, the pace is used to add another song, or establish an already well-established point about the characters' relationship dynamics. Many a time, slow films allow you to absorb the characters and situations. Inevitably, the story goes all over the place. In its leap to address a range of social issues, Secret Superstar becomes lengthy and does so at a slow pace. Times of India - 'all five of Amit Trivedi's compositions are applaud worthy and his sheer range when it comes to composing, is evident in this album' Secret Superstar releases on 19 October, 2017.

Thankfully, the story has music as a backdrop, so hopefully we can bank on a good time in the theaters on account of the songs at least.

SECRET SUPERSTAR 2017 REVIEW MOVIE

Given the one-line plot combined with Aamir Khan's presence the movie could really go either way. Then you have a doting, struggling mother. The topic itself has all potential to be replete with emotion РІР‚вЂњ there's a stifled teenager due to her gender and her family's beliefs. This once, he has a good reason too! His character is arrogant who is at a place where he can preach. There is a chance of him going overboard with emotion, preachiness, arrogance or all of the above. And yet, I am always apprehensive about them. Projects that Aamir Khan backs rarely disappoint.

Secret superstar 2017 review