The awkward love-story between
two adolescents is portrayed sweetly and seems natural: their haav-bhaav and
coming to terms with expressing their "kasatari vatatay" are
well-acted out.
The humour is natural. Shout-out
to the characters of the two teachers. They were wonderful.
Thanks to Ishan Tuljapurkar for a successful plan. He suggested that to get the best effects of 3D, it is advisable to get middle-row seats. I am disinclined to not acquiescence to this argument. It has been a while since I had a good 3D experience, and this was a good one.
Thanks to the subject matter: elementals, illusions, the visuals were delicious and immersive. There is one-scene which is a call-back to the Dr. Strange's first forced astral projection scene. Excellently done.
Special props for getting back J K Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson for the Daily Bugle. That was a treat.
I would have given it 2.5, but I prefer my beard whole, so
2 Beards/5
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