Review of Tamasha (2015) by Aditya S — 03 Dec 2015

Passion or Profession, follow your dream or have a piety job, the outer you or real you? These are some general conflicts seen among the youth in the phase of framing their carrier, doing a job that pays you good amount of money so you be its slave and work like a robot in the same time loop or just explore yourself, unveil the actual you within and find your passion and go in filling colours to your dreams, this beautiful message has been wonderfully portrayed with master class visualizing and tremendous performance in Imtiaz Ali's Directorial masterwork ''Tamasha''.

When the team of expertise come together there creates a miracle, this is what happened with ''Tamasha'' beautiful storyteller Imtiaz Ali a person having good clarity regarding his craft as a captain carried out the plot in very intensely touchy way, his presentation of the content with artistic complexity and visual allure succeeds in building wonderful connection with its viewers, whether it is in selecting pleasant location for a shoot or else creating a striking sets, he always does it good, Imtiaz Ali knows the shade of his story and pulse of the viewers he always makes the perfect planning in binding the viewers with his intense storyline that creates a wonderful reverie, an extremely talented and a versatile actor Ranbeer Kappor provides full justice by igniting the role with life, his amazing double shade performance shows his acting endowment, Deepika impresses viewers with her lively performance, her intense acting shows her commitment to her role, every supporting castings are very perfectly made.

Music is another mentionable element of this wonderful work; the Maestro A R Rahaman has rendered some touchy tones that wonderfully intensifies the frame to frame presentations, lyrics by Irshad Kamil adds extra fuel to the music phase that elevates the movie watching flow, mesmerizing camera work is like a visual treat to the audience, movie has been beautifully layered and upholds the editing perfection, ''Tamasha is not a conventional love story, it moves beyond and make you get involved in the beautiful world of inner conflicts and way to come out from it with flying colours.