Review Of Netflix Movie Toaster

Starring : Rajkummar Rao, Sanya Malhotra, Archana Puran Singh, Upendra Limaye and Others

Director : Vivek Daschaudary

Platform : Netflix

Overview:it’s famously existential, surprisingly dark comedy

Storyline: The story Revolves around Ramakant ( Rajkummar Rao) who  runs a perfume shop , but by nature he is very miser. His wife Shilpa (Sanya  Malhotra) is upset about his miser  ways , At one occasion some wedding comes up , After being forced by his wife Shilpa  to buy a expensive toaster as a wedding gift, the wedding is abruptly called off. Rama as he is super miser he wants the toaster returned and get cash back , but his wife had donated the toaster to an orphanage, but he manages to steal the toaster from there,

That very toaster becomes the central element of the story when Rama gets entangled in a murder case. He hides the toaster in his landlady’s house, who suddenly dies, complicating things further. As he struggles to retrieve the toaster, every attempt fails. , From thereon
Ramakant embarks on a chaotic mission to get his toaster back—unaware that the appliance is now at the center of a much more dangerous criminal mix-up consisting of blackmail , murder and some erotic video too and also his own secret video also gets tied to it All this forms the crux of the movie

Technical Review :Direction Debut director Vivek Daschaudhary is praised for his energetic pacing and for keeping the film feeling intimate yet high-stakes.
The cinematography is good but background score and music lacks soul , The first half is good nice comedy and humour , but the movie drags in second half and the s plot loses its meaning .What could have been a quirky comedy ends up as a dull, stretched, and forced experience that ultimately loses its flavor.

Performances: Rajkumar Rao is good and he perfectly plays the role of middle class miser man ,He makes you laugh with his one-liners, Sanya Malhotra looks graceful but her role is under toned same as Abhishek Banerjee

Final Words : It’s a dark comedy that falters in second half .

Ratings : 2.5/5

Watch Trailer Here