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MKDNH Review: A Love Letter to Bollywood!

A smaller budget movie 'Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota' released alongside the magnum opus 'Kesari' and stars Bhagshree's son Abhimanyu Dassani making his Bollywood debut alongside Radhika Madan and Gulshan Devaiah. It is directed by Vasan Bala and has even won the 'People's Choice Award 2018' at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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What's Good:  (This section is going to be super huge) Story: Vasan Bala keeps the story fresh, original, grounded and pitch perfect. Performances: Abhimanyu's Surya is outstanding, Radhika Madan's Supri is even better but it's Gulshan Devaiah's Jimmy which steals the show! An Ode to Bollywood: The use of various songs, movie references is absolute nostalgia and yes, will bring tears of joy as the movie progresses.Dialogues: The dialogues bring back the memories of the Salim-Javed duo. Opening and Closing Credits: Even better than what Deadpool had! Music: One is sure to walk of the theatre singing 'Rappan Rappi Rap' definitely. Editing and Screenplay: The editing and the screenplay are perfect and it is pure magic as the 132 minutes of the movie pass. Humour: The movie has a nice blend of dark and normal humor.

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What's Bad: It is just 132 minutes long! 

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MKDNH is an absolute delight and cannot be missed by anyone alike. It has everything going for it and perhaps is the best movie of 2019 along with Gully Boy! Go for it. You won't regret it! 4 stars!

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P.S. A movie that deserves your attention more than Kesari.

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