Finding Fanny is more about finding a plot
The hype and the hoopla associated with Finding Fanny was perhaps the reason for a quick rush to the theatre for a first day first show. And the delay in the review is perhaps being so put-off with the movie that one dragged self to write. However, this is pure philanthropy for all who are yet to watch this utter deluge of a mish mash. First things, the script is pathetic, the plot is trifle slow, the characters therefore lose purpose and somewhere during the course of the movie, I think these characters must be questioning themselves. With a brilliant casting, the likes of Naseer, Pankaj Kapur, and Dimple Kapadia, nothing could have gone wrong. Add to that, riding on a hugely successful 2014 are Deepika and Arjun. The film falls flat on the pace. Moving at a very labourious pace, with directive, the plot is so weak that the brilliance of Goa also fails to do the trick. At some point, even the quirky-ness is questionable and perhaps the gags are forced upon us. The dialogues lack ...