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Some stories are interesting to read. They may be bestsellers, no arguments. But movies are another way altogether and not all stories are cut out for cinematic adaptations. That's the problem with Hello.
Here's another hitch. Screenplay, credited to Atul Agnihotra and Chetan Bhagat lack of power to keep attention from beginning to end, except for a few stray moments in the second hour.
Based on Chetan Bhagat's book, "One Night @ Call Centre ', Hello makes life trying to catch a glimpse, at work, call centers, but things have been submitted so amateurish that does not cut ice.
Atul Agnihotri Director might want his chief second company to be a complete departure from stereotypical movies, but, believe it or not, almost no story to tell in the first hour. Defining character sketches of key players should constitute maximum 15 odd minutes of the film. Do not spend the first whole hour to it.
Post interval, there is some movement in history, but not enough to bring the film to a different level. Even the culmination is so clear. Suddenly, everything seemed to go well for the call center staff. This is a script of convenience!
So what's the verdict then? There are good films and there are bad movies. HELLO is neither good nor bad. It 'just boring!
HELLO talks about the events that occur in a single night in a call center. Shyam [Sharman Joshi] is losing his girlfriend because his career is going nowhere as he goes his way with difficulty through a call center. His girlfriend, Priyanka [Gul Panago], is also working in the call center, but her mother [Bharti Achrekar] wants to marry a rich NRI.
More people in history: A budding model, Esha [Isha Koppikar], hoping to break that seems to be on the run from his ... Varun aka Vroom [Sohail Khan] loves Esha, but she is more focused on his career ... Radhika [Amrita Arora] is constantly on the receiving end of her mother-in-law. Even her husband [Arbaaz Khan] is having an affair ... A beleaguered grandfather, Military Uncle [Sharat Saxena], has been allowed to interact with his little son.
These call center agents can see the world crumbling around them. And then there's a call from God ...
The script tends to be so fond of hours you really want to ask the writers, Hello, do you know the basics of the development situation? In addition, the call center staff more like a group of university students, while the Americans, calling the call center managers to solve their problems, they appear as idiots.
Faced with a bad script, there is not much that director Atul Agnihotri can do to save the show. Sajid Wajid and music is nice. Salman the song at the beginning, "Bang Bang" and "Karle Baby Dance Dance 'are energetic. Cinematography Sanjay F. Gupta 'S is fine.
Speaking of actors, Sharman and Sohail are the selection of the lot. Sharman stands tall even in a tacky script like this, while Sohail is gradually entering the slot. Amrita, Isha and Gul are correct. Arbaaz Khan is not there. Sharat Saxena is wasted. Dalip Tahil is unintentionally funny. Suresh Menon is unbearable.
Salman Khan looks haggard, as if he had been awakened from his sleep. Bags under the eyes and double chin are too evident. Moreover, the actor has been given main prominence posters / billboards, but the fact is that almost does not exist for a song and scene from the beginning, a short scene in the interval and stage and in the promotional video end. Katrina Kaif angel face, but even she has a role to 5-10 minutes.
On the whole, HELLO is a poor show. Box office, it has no chances whatsoever!