Buddha in a Traffic Jam is a good movie directed by Vivek Agnihotri, who made his directorial debut with Chocolate, a film loosely inspired by The Usual Suspects, has mostly made commercial entertainers, but this time, the director has taken a cinematic detour to come up with Buddha In A Traffic Jam, a thought-provoking film about concepts like idealism, socialism, Naxalism, corruption and other issues You can have the best of motives but if you don’t get the fabric of storytelling right, you’re not going to impress anyone.
While good intentions cannot be totally ignored, they’re not merely enough by themselves to make a difference. Buddha In A Traffic Jam has the right ideas. But the way it tells it’s story is lackluster. In trying to be relevant and artistic, it loses the plot on more than one occasion. Totally its a good movie