The first frame kicks off with Kaira peering into the camera. She shoots a wrap-up scene of the movie she works on. A shot which depicts a career-driven young woman who is fickle when it comes to love. It’s soon followed by a series of lightning fast relationships and migrating to different places. The protagonist eventually drowns in a pool of her sorrows.
Kaira is an independent woman but I failed to place her on the strong side, she is fidgety and finicky. Much like your usual new-gen product with too much on her plate and indigestible life problems in both her romantic and work life. Surrounded by her very own lollipop gang in which one of them is the mother hen who is always territorial when it comes to her chicks and the source of pragmatism. The first half is rich in colour and break-up songs gives very low hope to the viewer and making it unbearable as the story proceeds with monotony.
STAR CAST
Cast: Alia Bhatt, Shahrukh Khan, Kunal Kapoor
Director: Gauri Shinde
Ratings: 2 stars
Earning of Dear Zindagi
“Dear Zindagi is nearing a 60 cr mark…[Week 2] Fri 2.25 cr, Sat 3.50 cr, Sun 4.35 cr. Weekend 2: 10.10 cr. Total: 57.10 cr. India biz,” trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted.