The burl image strolls towards me. Its loafers whispering
soft stories to the cemented floor. The winds bring me his fragrance that
smells like my knight prince. My eyes dilate to catch the full image of the
fantastic phenomenon before me. I sight heavily to settle the tickling
sensation in my cores, suppressing a smile. A Greek God in full armor, the largely
built figure walked right across me with pride and confidence shading mine.
Butterflies were long gone; it gave me anesthesia. I keep staring as it goes into
void trying to picture my stolen heart.
You can watch the full movie on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLrPhR0Gzn4 I recently took to the theatres to watch Alia Bhatt’s Gangubai Kathaiwada. Five minutes after the interval, I kept glancing at the EXIT glowing sign at the bottom left of the movie theatre and wanted to leave as soon as possible. As much as I appreciate Sanja Leele Bhansali’s goosebump arising high-cost shots along with some good melodious screening background music in collaboration with Alia Bhatt’s rich acting skills, the movie fails to achieve a landmark i.e. being realistic. As a biography, it would have enriched the essence of the movie as long as Gangu/ Ganga was portrayed as human-like, instead, her appearance, especially dialogues are just too fancy. I realize some people can speak with such smoothness and can readily sweep you off the ground but the things Gangu speaks comes from a long discussion of neatly written scripts. The movie has a strong base but the stories shown are pretty mediocre and don’t...
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