Hello friends, I’m now going to the Hritik starer movie Mohenjo Daro. Expectations were high for Mohenjo Daro, an ambitious historical spectacular from Indian director Ashutosh Gowariker.
Boasting a soundtrack by Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman and a star turn by ace dancer and top Bollywood talent Hrithik Roshan, the film puts a love story at the core of a tale set in 2016 BC — a love-struck village man woos a priest’s comely daughter as a villainous despot threatens to destroy the mighty ancient Indus Valley metropolis.
Something turned hinky when someone decided that boring old history wasn’t thrilling enough for millennial audiences — so out came the blonde dancing girls and the sick parkour. The result isn’t pretty.
Roundly ridiculed on social media and trailing behind Rustom, a patriotic drama starring Akshay Kumar vying for an audience on this Indian Independence Day weekend, Mohenjo Daro — the closing-night film of the Locarno Film Festival — seems fated to go down in history as an epic disaster of a movie from an aesthetic standpoint if not a financial one. I will suggest you, never waste your time and money on viewing this movie. Thank you.