As for the performances, even though it’s the film’s lead pair Aditya Roy Kapur and Katrina Kaif who carry the film on their’able’ shoulders, the confusing and lacklustre script acts as a speed breaker in their respective performances. Both, Aditya and Katrina seem to struggle in the film with their respective characters. Even though Tabu does a decent job, the explanation for her weird behaviour throughout the film comes in too late. Ajay Devgn and Lara Dutta are totally wasted in the film. Rahul Bhatt, Aditi Rao Hydari, Akshay Oberoi, Delbar Arya and others try their level best to help the film move forward.
The film’s music(Amit Trivedi) is nothing to write about as only Fitoor title track and’Pashmina’ stands out. The film’s background score is average. While the film’s cinematography(Anay Goswamy) is outstanding, the film’s editing(Deepa Bhatia) is decent. A special mention to the people behind the film’s costumes. Though the film is only 2 hours and 11 minutes long, it feels like a never ending saga, due to its snail pace. On the whole, FITOOR is a huge letdown despite its great visuals, as it fails to connect emotionally. At the Box-Office, the movie will appeal only to a minuscule set of multiplex