Movie Review | Cash: A Comic Caper In The Shadow Of Demonetisation – FilmyVoice
‘Money ‘ is a comic book dramatisation of the lifetime of entrepreneurs within the backdrop of the 2017 demonetisation. Helmed by Rishabh Seth, ‘Money’ sees Amol Parashar, Kavin Dave, Gulshan Grover, Swanand Kirkire, Smiriti Kalra and Pawan Chopra taking part in the pivotal roles.
Armaan Gulati needs to be the self-made Elon Musk of India, and he’s by no means brief on shiny concepts and start-up plans, however he’s flat out on his luck. After working three start-ups into the bottom, demonetisation comes as a blessing in disguise, however destiny has totally different plans in retailer for the bold entrepreneur.
Amol Parashar as Armaan Gulati has the zeal, temperament and perspective of a street-smart entrepreneur, however he’s down on his luck. Along with his observe file of working firms into the bottom together with his pal Soda, he lastly finds a possibility in laundering individuals’s cash throughout demonetisation.
However he finally ends up biting greater than he can chew. A neighborhood politician’s cash will get caught in a gun-making start-up, Armaan sees his connections bailing out on him, and he finds himself in a police lock-up alongside together with his uncle, girlfriend and greatest pal. However he has different plans even throughout this roller-coaster journey.
The movie is a fun-filled caper that every one followers of comedy will get pleasure from. What Armaan does to avoid wasting the day for himself is what ensures the laughs. ‘Money’ could also be a celebration of ‘jugaad’, it’s take-home message is that cash doesn’t come simple, you need to work for it.
Amol Parashar, as Armaan, does a reliable job of portraying a tactful, enthusiastic and full-of-life hustler all the time searching for that elusive subsequent massive break. Smiriti Kalra as Neha, and Kavin Dave as Soda complement him and in addition deliver out the distinctiveness of their respective characters.
The film, produced by Vishesh Bhatt, marks Rishab Seth’s directorial debut, and he has performed a exceptional job of rolling out a fast-paced movie and at no level does he lose his grip on the plot. He’s one beginner director to be careful for.
–By srb
