Director Ram Narayan ki Laila ek glamorous aur stylish film hai jo comedy, drama, aur social commentary ka mix banne ki koshish karti hai. Lekin inconsistent execution ki wajah se film apna impact nahi chhod paati.
Story: A Unique Premise That Lacks Depth
Film ki kahani Sonu (Vishwak Sen) ke aaspaas ghoomti hai, jo ek celebrated makeup artist hai. Apni maa ke sapne ko pura karne ke liye beauty parlour kholta hai, jo uski life ka ek important hissa hai.
Lekin uski life tab badal jati hai jab uska samna hota hai local thug Rustum (Abhimanyu Singh) aur corrupt cop SI Shankar (Babloo Prithiveeraj) se. Yeh dono toxicity aur misogyny ke symbol hain aur Sonu ko har tarah se neecha dikhana chahte hain. Survival ke liye, Sonu ek naye avatar—Laila ka roop dharan karta hai, jisse kahani ek chaotic turn le leti hai.
Performance: Vishwak Sen Steals the Show
👉 Vishwak Sen ne charismatic aur effortless performance di hai. Unka Sonu ka character natural lagta hai, lekin Laila ka transformation convincing nahi lagta.
👉 Akanksha Sharma (Jenny) ek bold aur glamorous presence deti hain, lekin unka character bas support role tak simit rehta hai.
👉 Abhimanyu Singh aur Babloo Prithiveeraj ke characters exaggerated aur outdated lagte hain.
Direction & Technical Aspects: A Stylish Yet Unfocused Film
🎥 Cinematography: Richard Prasad ki cinematography movie ko visually appealing banati hai.
✂ Editing: Film ka flow inconsistent hai, jo weak screenplay ko aur expose kar deta hai.
🎭 Humour & Drama: Kuch moments funny hain, lekin outdated aur cringe-worthy jokes impact kam kar dete hain.
Final Verdict: Glamorous but Lacks Substance
Agar aapko bold styling aur over-the-top entertainment pasand hai, toh Laila ek baar dekh sakte hain. Lekin agar strong storytelling aur deep messaging ki umeed hai, toh yeh film disappoint karegi.
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