Chillar Party Reviews
Chillar Party movie review: what 12 critics say
8 Jul 2011 · Directed by Nitesh Tiwari · Irfan Khan, Sanath Menon, Rohan Grover
Chillar Party has a Critic Score of 3.0/5 from 12 rated reviews; 7 recommend it. Critics are divided: 4 of 12 rated critics gave it 3.5 or more, 2 gave it 2 or less. Criticised: the pacing.
Chillar Party critic reviews (12)
What critics say Critics are divided: 4 of 12 rated critics gave it 3.5 or more, 2 gave it 2 or less. Criticised: the pacing.
What is a true-blue childrens film? Logically,it is something simple and supremely entertaining,has a repeat and shelf..
Read the full reviewIts one filmi formula that has traditionally been failsafe. Herd a bunch of frisky and fancy-free kids together, throw them into an emotional whirligig that pushes them to raise the banner of revolt against insensitive adults and…
Read the full reviewThe problem with Chillar Party is that it goes about a completely convoluted way to deliver a sweet message. Apart from the fact that the kids here fight for what is right, it also subtly talks about erasing the class divide.
Read the full reviewOnce in a while comes a film that is made with a lot of heart and touches you with its sheer innocence. And CHILLAR PARTY is one such film. There is a constant smile on your face as you watch the proceedings.
Read the full reviewOn the whole, 'Chillar Party' will be liked mainly by pet lovers.
Read the full reviewAll in all, with some sweet moments that make you smile, heartfelt ones that have you tear up and whole lot of fun makes Chillar Party a lovely experience for kids and adults alike, regardless of its shortfalls.
Read the full reviewYou still wish these kids well. So to the others who will go, watch this short film, extended to a full length feature, if they must. Do children ever have much of a choice at theatres anyway?
The film is filled with observations that will leave you laughing your guts out.
Read the full reviewThe characters demonstrate innocence and maturity at the same time and effortlessly carry the film forward through the multiple twists and turns the plot takes.
Watch it for the kids, whose simplicity and innocence stays in your heart even when the film ends.
Read the full reviewThankfully no. Chillar Party may not be free of the obligatory good versus evil theme which persistently makes its way into this genre (at least in Bollywood) yet it aims at generating laughter, without punching you in the…
Read the full reviewWhat can you say about a film where the first half is spent with a bunch of kids trying to trouble a poor kid and his dog and the entire second half has them trying to save the dog from the infamous dog van.
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