Pataakha Reviews

A wise man has said dullness is a crime. The trailer promised explosive fights between sisters. But they simply expand the trailer and expand the trailer until the intermission. And you're saying, they fought, they unknowingly got married to brothers and now they'll have to live together all their life. Hair pulling and name calling gets boring after an hour. And the story remains stationary until the last ten minutes, and the end is so obvious, you just groan as you exit the theater.

I exit Pataakha more tired than the physical effort I have put up recently warrants. I wonder if it has something to do with people on screen constantly screaming in my ears or with my crushed hopes for a layered portrayal of the love-hate relationship between two sisters. There will not be a rewatch to find out.