3 mistakes that shouldn't be in Pathaaka movie


The trailer of the movie 'Pathaaka' has released for public, and features Radhika Madan, Sanya Malhotra and Sunil Grover in lead roles, along with Vijay raaj who plays the father of the two female performers. The trailer was intriguing, and kept us wanting to know more about their story, but a lot of it was revealed too during the trailer. Incase, you haven't yet seen it, here it is for you:


While this movie marks the debut of Ms. Madan, this is Sanya's second film, after the path and box-office breaking Dangal, and the second one for Sunil Grover too, after his stint in 'Coffee with D' fell flat.

With that being said, let's take a look at 3 things that shouldn't be in Pathaaka:

3 Over-Dramatic


The word says it all, 'Over.' Anything that's over makes us want to leave the auditorium and also becomes a part of some funny memes. Remember the 'Bro' style in 'Race 3'. Need we say more.

2 No Story


While the trailer gives us a glimpse of the movie, and its sub-plots, we must not forget that there have been some Vishal Bharadwaj movies that had no story, and weren't loved by the audience, namely Rangoon, and we hope that this movie doesn't go the same way, because this is a debut movie for one, and a second movie for a star that 'Dangal' created. If the movie falls flat due to the story, they would have no one else to blame except themselves.

1 Sunil Grover Character


After a performance like Constable Sadhu in 'Gabbar is back' people were expecting Sunil Grover to take on roles that would really showcase his talent, but he stumbled on 'Coffee with D', and it tasted bad, which also left a bad taste in his mouth. If this role and his work isn't good, then it would doom his career, more than the opposite.

Hope Vishal Bharadwaj kept these in check.

Written by: Amit Shukla

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