Review of the movie 102 not out

Director ; Umesh Shukla

Writer: Saumya Sharma

Cast : Amitabh Bachchan ,Rishi Kapoor, Jimit Trivedi

Overview : Age is just a no. Always feel you are young  and live life happily and don’t be emotional and be practical always

Story line : The story is an unusual story of a father and son . Where in Dattatray (Amitabh Bachchan) who is aged 102 years but he is young at heart and full of life but on the other hand Baburao (Rishi Kapoor) who is his son and whose age is 75 years . Baburao is totally opposites of Dattatray, baburao is looks and feels old and totally dependable .He keeps begging his some Vipul who is settled in U.S A to visit him but each time he makes excuses and tells his father that hope he understands. Dattary doesn’t like Baburao begging like this. Dattatray makes a plan, he decides to send baburao to old age home. On hearing this Baburao panics and says how can a father send his own son to old age home. Dattatray puts Conditions that Baburao needs to fulfill in order for him to stay at home. Reluctantly he agrees. From there onwards babu rao’s life is about to change. A total transformation occurs, but the last condition has brought him to a junction that will either break him or make him. What are those conditions is for the audience to watch

 

Script Analysis and Director Review. The Director has very well directed the movie. The Director has also shown iconic places of Mumbai in a beautiful frame . The script is awesome. It gives message that whatever your age live life to the fullest and be happy with whatever you have instead of depending on one’s children. The script will keep you glued to your seats and there are many funny moments that will make you laugh till you drop.

 

Performances : Amitabh Bachchan is an Iconic actor par excellence. He has very well played his role. Rishi Kapoor as Baburao also has done a fantastic job. He has depicted each of his expression’s with equal finesse. He has lot to say with his eyes.

 

Final Words :A very must watch for all family members

 

Ratings :4*/5”

Watch the trailer here