Karwaan

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tarek a @tarekali Jan 26, 2023 I love road movies in general, and Kawraan has a special charm to it. First of all seeing the beloved Irrfan Khan rendered me emotional. Here he is in all his splendour, a natural actor, stealing every scene with effortless grace. Did he know he would leave us just a few years later? Every time I see him on the screen I am grateful for his thespian gifts to us, and devastated by his loss. He cannot be replaced. Dulquer plays a lost young man very well, who passed his passion for photography on an intersection long past, an interest I can very much relate to. Mithila is delightful as a firebrand sprite of a girl who inspires both her companions to be better men, and in the process learns some wisdom and maturity. This movie is about running out of time and opportunities. There are bends on the road we must take to chase our dreams, words that must be said. There are journeys we must take to find ourselves. And on the road, we might find near and dear ones we never knew existed. See more Sharang L @Scribe187 Dec 5, 2021 The makers commit the sacrilege of casting Irrfan for a role that might have better suited Johny Lever. Even overlooking this glaring blooper, Karwaan never really amounts to anything. Its that pretty-looking gift box that promises fun but delivers a dud. On the bright side, Dulquer Salman and Mithila Palkar are nice. Especially remarkable is the ease with Malayalam movie-star Salman spouts his Hindi lines. Lots of hard work seems to have gone into achieving this apparent fluency, that bigger stars from his illustrious father's generation never came close to mastering. See more Aug 30, 2021 Story is really out of the box. Irrfan does not need any praise. He is just awesome. Mithila and Dalquer have really done pretty well. See more joel d @JD2025 May 12, 2020 A good pleaser for a quiet afternoon. See more Apr 4, 2020 One of the most underrated movies !! Irfan khan one is good ! See more Mar 1, 2020 'Kaarwaan' is an exciting cinematography drive handled in the most subtle ways by the cinematographer Avinash Arun, leading man Dulquer Salman and especially by its deliberately in-form star Irfan Khan. Mithila Palkar delivers a less-than-enchanting, messy and sweetly short performance. Aakarsh Khurana matches the sync of wonderful camera shots in the best ways. Had the screenplay not dragged so much in the wobbly first hour, the film would have been as much enjoyable as the best of this year. See more Read all reviews

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