O' Romeo

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Ashok S @RT17163858 May 17 Vishal Bharadwaj has clearly lost all his marbles and this movie should have been titled OMG instead and I don't mean that in a positive way! See more Sparsh H @RT58208603 Apr 22 What a waste of time, money and energy. A nonsense story, ridiculous writing and even great Nana Patekar is completely wasted. Shahid is brilliant as actor, he is the only good thing about it, but the movie is garbage. Tripti is forced to do same thing again and again. She is wasted too. Vishal used to write excellent screenplay and dialogues. I many times remember opening scene of Omkara as one of the finest scene written in Bollywood. What happened to him? I think the radical librandoo and jihadist supporting ideology made him blind and he lost his sanity. See more Mass M @Chief_Masood Apr 21 There is alot to like in this film, script, actors and acting, cinematography with the unique fantasy world of 90's India with an Indian protagonist dressed in 70's Americana inspired jeans and cowboy hat. Heavily inspired by Rodrigueze's Desparado from the ridiculous action to the music and atmosphere. Everything seems promising until the villain enters the screen. From there it goes from being a melodramatic desperado western inspired bollywood film, to a fully fledged Japanese Anime action immitator with ridiculously bad dialogue delivery (by Avinash Tiwari) and visually comical villain. If you like Shahid Kapoor, Vishal Bharadwaj or the amazing music with lyrics pencilled by the legendary Gulzar you will only be dissapointed by previous high standards set by all of the amazing artists. I loved it because I am an old bollywood romantic and this film tells the story of an unselfish love, in a glamorised, violent, fairytale world that feels inspired by the Japanese Anime universe. See more Kin D @Kindo Apr 14 Wasted three hours of my life. If you value your time, ignore it! Nothing there. Everything is absurd, hollow, loud, listless!!! Thoroughly disappointed! See more Arvind K @RT88582914 Apr 11 *O' Romeo* is a spectacular misfire and, frankly, a new low. It feels like someone asked Vishal Bhardwaj to make a cheap, noisy, street-level version of *Animal* and hoped the audience would blindly celebrate it. That gamble crashes hard. The film is painfully hollow: weak writing, flat dialogue, lifeless performances, a plot that goes nowhere, and songs that barely register, apart from maybe one or two. What is most baffling is that this script actually got funded. Shahid Kapoor looks miscast in a role that demands far more presence and weight than he brings, while Triptii Dimri seems drained of the spark that once made her so watchable. This is not bold cinema, it is loud, exhausting, and deeply disappointing. A complete waste of time. Hasta la vista. RIP. See more Dr Priyanka G @RT71577893 Apr 11 ⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ O’ Romeo is a powerful and beautifully crafted film that blends love, pain, and intensity in a truly unforgettable way. It is not just a movie—it is an emotional journey that stays with you long after it ends. The biggest strength of the film is Shahid Kapoor, who delivers one of the finest performances of his career. His portrayal of Romeo is deep, intense, and full of raw emotion. Every expression speaks, even in silence. Triptii Dimri complements him beautifully, bringing grace and sensitivity to the story. The direction by Vishal Bhardwaj is exceptional. He presents a dark yet poetic world where love and violence exist side by side. The storytelling feels artistic, layered, and meaningful. Visually, the film is stunning. Every frame looks like a piece of art. The music and background score perfectly enhance the emotions, making every scene more impactful and memorable. What truly makes O’ Romeo special is its message—love is powerful ! See more Read all reviews

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