Malang movie review: Aditya Roy Kapur, Disha Patani’s film is a missed opportunity
Hindustan TimesMalang Director - Mohit Suri Cast - Aditya Roy Kapur, Disha Patani, Anil Kapoor, Kunal Kemmu Malang movie review: Aditya Roy Kapur and Disha Patani in a still from Mohit Suri’s new film. Malang begins with a high voltage fight sequence and soon Aditya Roy Kapur goes on a killing spree; then a flashback as we are familiarized with Aditya and Disha Patani’s love story; cut to the present day where he’s again killing cops; and wham, we are back in the past. The only thing innovative in the entire film is perhaps the quirky disclaimers that pop up each time there’s a scene featuring drugs — ‘Don’t be insane, drugs ruin the brain’, ‘Drugs are roads to death’, ‘Nashe ki maar barbaad karde aadmi aur parivaar’, ‘Drugs cost you more than just money’, ‘Addicts don’t get old, they die young’. Each one of them have experienced pain -- Advait has parents who are separated, Sara always wondered why her parents devoted their life to raise her, Jessie came to Goa with money and then could never get away from this nomadic life and Agashe, too, has a past that he wants to forget but can’t.