He plays an imperfect man who grows as a character, and he does it ably. Hrithik Roshan finally works as part of an ensemble cast where he doesn't have to carry a film all alone. Similarly, the friendship between the three leads, which is generally done well, often lacks the natural, understated camaraderie it requires (not because they fight, but in spite of it). Towards the second half, it looks like it tries hard to be inspiring and feels too larger-than-life, which it out of place in a film trying to portray realism. The main moral of the story, that life is only once and one should live it to the fullest, is successfully conveyed, generally speaking, but then at times it becomes over-repetitive and saccharine.
The film is definitely not flawless, at least from my point of view. So is the one which shows them skydiving. The one when the guys get out of the water after diving, is pure magic. All these aspects create a lyrical tone that is very uplifting to watch. The background score is very good, and the songs are very fun and catchy. It is beautifully shot, with an excellent cinematography working in its favour.
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At times this presentation is too perfect, but then it's a movie so that's what audiences want to see. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara is captivating, interesting and entertaining, and it captures the beauty of Spain with great mastery.
The dialogue by Farhan Akhtar is for the most part excellent. The movie is non-sentimental and realistic, but it is emotional, and surprisingly enough, quite poetic. Essentially, in this regard, it has an uncanny resemblance to Dil Chahta Hai, though it's an altogether different film. In mood and execution the film is very modern, light, yet it entails complex relationships in family and between friends. They just enjoy life because financially they have the means to do it. Zoya Akhtar's Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, through the lives of three friends, presents the world of contemporary Indian youth, who are successful, affluent yuppies.
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