After patience of hundred minutes when you will expect a perfect end, the movie will end. If you don’t like movies without perfect ends, you may be disappointed after watching The Lunchbox. This movie is so slow, takes lot of patience. Imperfect end of the movie and the fact that the movie is made only for Oscars are minus points.
The lunchbox 2013 movie plus#
Direction is excellent, director’s homework is the plus point. The film set in Mumbai, revolves around a mistaken delivery in dabbawala (lunchbox service) of Mumbai, which leads to a relationship between an about to retire, Saajan, also a lonely widower and an unhappy housewife, Ila as they start exchanging notes through the daily lunchbox.Ĭasting of the movie is brilliant and so as a screenplay. Casting of the movie is too good! Music is average, contains few Marathi songs sung by local Mumbaikars. I loved natural acting of children playing near Irfan’s place in the movie.
Expressionless Irfan’s character is so impressive. Irfan Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Nimrat Kaur, three leads of the movie are excellent. It’s like after patience of hundred minutes audience was finally waiting for a perfect end, and the movie got ended.ĭirection of the movie is brilliant. Imperfect end to a movie is generally seen in this kind of movies, but it is not at all suitable to The Lunchbox. I found similarities in camera work and in cinematography of both movies. Music started in one scene ended in a different scene reminded me Ship of Theseus, and to be frank, I compared this one with that whole the time although both movies are different. But at many places, I felt it’s only made for Oscars. The Lunchbox shows life in Mumbai taking from Dabbawala’s service, local train, traffic of the city, child beggars, roadside painter, marathi bhajans, etc. Inspired by “Galat train bhi kabhi kabhi sahi jagah pahocha deti hai!” (Sometimes wrong trains can too take us to the right destination.), story of The Lunchbox revolves around how a mistake can change lives! It’s about delivery of dabba at wrong place changing two lives. Movie is good undoubtedly, but the climax disappointed me. It took three producers and two co-producers to make this one movie i think they all wanted to take credit of their imaginary Oscar. Karan Johar (Producer) seemed disappointed when Gujarati movie The Good Road entered in Oscar beating his movie The Lunchbox.
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