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Rating:
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Director:Tinu Suresh Desai
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Cast:Sharman Joshi, Meera Chopra, Vishal Karwal, Sagar Saikia
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Banner:Reliance Entertainment
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Producer:Sandeep Shandilya, Roshan Singh
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Music:Amar Mohile
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Release Dt :May, 06 2016
1920 London Story
Shivangi (Meera Chopra), Rajasthani royal family princess, gets married to a prince named Veer (Vishal Karwal) and they both stay in London. A gift from their hometown- royal necklace involving black magic, enters Veer’s body.
Scared over this, Shivangi approaches a mantrik, who tells that only the girl’s ex-boyfriend Jai (Sharman Joshi) can solve the issue. Shivangi then approaches Jai and how did he solve the issue and the consequences he chased in solving it, forms the rest of 1920 London.
1920 London Analysis
Absolutely there is no proper structure to the story. Several irrelevant story, makes one fall into confusion state, to understand the genre of the film.
Adding to it, the way ghost laughs, reminds one about the decades back filmy ghosts. It thus cannot frighten the audience.
Several unanswered questions and clichy episodes, which do not have proper connectivity, makes 1920 London a let down. Naming it a horror story is the real riddle, the maker played with the film.
Performance
Sharman Joshi’s acting skills left unused in the film. He should really concern about the choice of the films. Meera Chopra is a complete let down, which fails to impress the audience in any scene. One big relief in the film is, Vishal Karwal will be spotted lying on bed aging day by day.
Music is just ok and editing should have been taken care of, as several irrelevant episodes, mess that limited crux. Production values are ok. The weaker story, with the even more weaker casting and weaker screenplay, makes 1920 a disaster.
1920 London Final Word
Year in the movie title, would be the eligible year, for the movie to release, at least for its old aged screenplay.
By Phani Ch
