Aafat-e-Ishq
| October 29, 2021 (India)
Director: Indrajit NattojiWriter: Neha Bahuguna, Indrajit NattojiStars: Neha Sharma, Ila Arun, Namit Das
Summary: This ZEE5 Original film revolves around Lallo, a 30-year-old recluse girl who yearns for love. She works as a caretaker, and her life changes when she inherits her employer's property.
Countries: IndiaLanguages: Hindi
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File No – YTS921-10437
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Aafat-e-Ishq 2021 Movie Review
Aafat-E-Ishq 2021, is an effort to offer a horror and romantic comedy that is distinct from the usual run-of-the-mill material, and it is an attempt that is undoubtedly original. The narrative is original, and the technical components of the movie are executed well as well. The story moves along at a decent clip, and it’s got a lot of interesting twists and turns. However, the most problematic aspect of the movie is that it takes an original idea and makes it more involved than is really necessary.
Men who pursue Lallo’s affections seem to meet an untimely demise under the most baffling of circumstances when they are near her. Even those who only admire her from a distance are brought to a horrible end by her presence. The notion provides some amusement at first, but after a time it becomes dull and uninteresting to consider.
The narrative begins to seem stale, which is compounded by the fact that it becomes apparent that several characters and subplots have been inserted into the main storyline with the express intention of elongating the overall duration of the film. The part that was done by Vikram Kochhar is an example of this. However, it might become tiresome and dull for the spectator to constantly be exposed to the same content over and over again. Since we already know what will happen to the unfortunate humanity, the game will likely get tedious sooner rather than later.
One other thing that bothers us about the script is that the people, their characteristics, and the things that motivate them are not quite developed enough. The screenplay sloppily takes liberties with the natural course of the plot and then skips forward to its intended conclusions in a way that isn’t really cohesive. Just a few ridiculous sentences from Lallo cause the playboy character played by Amit Sial to have a change of heart. In a similar vein, there does not seem to be any particular cause for Constable Vikram to develop such strong feelings for Lallo or fall in love with her, other than the fact that she is pretty. It is a textbook example of writing that lacks effort. The effort to give the story a twist at the very end is unsuccessful. The conclusion is really unremarkable and forced.
The most amusing aspect of Lallo’s character is that when she puts on that terrible red costume for the first time, she continues to wear it for the whole of the remainder of the story. She even goes so far as to sleep in it, for the love of Christ! It would have been the very minimum that the film’s creative team could have done to give her a respectable outfit, even if it had been entirely comprised of red clothing in order to adhere to the ‘Laal Pari‘ motif. If this were to happen, the unfortunate young lady wouldn’t have to keep wearing the same clothing for the majority of the movie.