
Notebook Movie Review
29 Mar 2019
Notebook movie review: what critics say (8)
What critics say Critics are divided: 0 of 8 rated critics gave it 3.5 or more, 2 gave it 2 or less. Criticised: the music.
Pranutan is expressionless and Zaheer’s got big eyes — there’s a scene where they grow so big, I feared they might fall off. But that’s about it.What doesn’t is the photography.
Read the full reviewNotebook is not perfect, but like the sterling Kashmir waterscapes in the film camouflaging so much turmoil, and captured here so beautifully by cinematographer Manoj Kumar Khatoi, it too is worth a visit.
Read the full reviewNotebook is presented by Salman Khan’s production company, but do not expect the advent of Zaheer Iqbal to be epochal. He is no patch on Bollywood’s lover boys.
Read the full review‘Notebook’ is an easy watch where you can appreciate the humour, drama and romance. But the film leaves you wanting for more. Perhaps with more creativity in writing, this young romantic saga could have achieved more.
Read the full reviewThere are perhaps only a few places on Earth that are as achingly beautiful as Kashmir -- the Dal Lake with boats snaking around, conifers calling out to the sky and a history that has blood splattered all over it.
Read the full reviewKakkar introduces two new faces with Notebook – Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl. And the new kids on the block do not disappoint with their launch vehicle.
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What we know
An ex-army officer, Kabir, becomes a teacher in Kashmir in a school that is in a miserable condition. Things take a turn when Kabir finds a notebook, left behind by the previous year's teacher Firdaus.
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Day-wise India net starts on 29 Mar 2019. Advance booking and every day's figure are on the box office page.
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5 answersIs Notebook worth watching?
Critics rate it below average: 2.3 out of 5, with 2 of 8 critics recommending it.
When did Notebook release?
29 Mar 2019.
Who is in the cast of Notebook?
Pranutan Bahl, Zaheer Iqbal, Farhana Bhat, Mir Sarwar, Hafsa Ashraf, Sehajleen Chahal, Adiba Bhat.
Who directs Notebook?
Nitin Kakkar.
What do critics say about Notebook?
8 critic reviews are on this page, with a Critic Score of 2.3 out of 5. Each one shows the critic, a short excerpt and a link to the full review.
Pranutan BahlFirdous
Zaheer IqbalKabir
Mir SarwarYakub
Sehajleen ChahalChild artist & Dancer