Shaandaar (U/A)
22/Oct/2015 Romance, Family 2 Hrs 25 Mins

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Source: Ameet Bhuvan, MovieCrow

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Shahid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt�s film is shiny, flashy and it ends there!

Shaandar is a visual delight. There�s Karan Johar written all over it. It�s about family, gays, love, wedding, bitchy guests, bimbos and much more. But there are two outstanding features about Shaandaar. The comic strip that narrates the story about Alia�s entry in the house and her origin which is ...(more)

Source: moumita bhattacharjee, Bollywood Life

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SHAANDAAR is a feel good movie

The film's director Vikas Bahl, whose last film was the National award winning QUEEN, makes a different kind of film this time. SHAANDAAR has a fairy tale kind of feel to it with lots of VFX, animations, exotic UK locations and big expensive sets. The film is very high on glitz and glamour. (more)

Source: Bollywood Hungama News Network, Bollywood Hungama

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Movie Review

Shaandaar has a fun plot. However in his attempt to spoof destination weddings of the bankrupt and the famous, Vikas Bahl, (who also directed that gem, Queen) forgot to take a script along.(more)

Source: Meena Iyer, Times Of India

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Shaandaar wastes good actors on bad bubblegum

Shaandaar is director Vikas Bahl�s attempt at harmless, meaningless, utterly frothy cinema, more toffee-making than filmmaking, and he gets a great cast in place and polishes them up with rags made of thousand-rupee notes.(more)

Source: Raja Sen, Rediff.com

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As bizarre as it is beautiful!

Director Vikas Bahl (also co-producer and co-writer) is known for last year's much-loved Queen. It's surprising that the filmmaker, who made Rani's character so nuanced and wove us masterfully into her world, has chosen to keep Shaandaar's characters hollow and one-dimensional. Both Alia and Isha, f...(more)

Source: Sonia Chopra, Sify.com

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Not much shines in this film

Director Vikas Bahl�s Shaandaar--promoted as India�s first destination wedding film--relies more on the youthful appeal of its lead actors than a tight screenplay. Sometimes, it pretends to raise an issue, but then shies away from dealing with it. Let me introduce you to the basic premise of the fil...(more)

Source: Rohit Vats, Hindustan Times