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Critic Review
Love, Wrinkle-free (2012)The film was showcased at several film festivals including Mumbai International Film Festival, Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose and South Asian International Film Festival.[1] The Times of India gave the film a rating of three out of five stars and stated that "It’s simple, pure, and breaks cosmetic clichés - that’s the beauty. But halfway through the film, the wrinkles steep deeper, in the script that is".[2] Hindustan Times gave the film a review of two-and-a-half stars and stated that "Love, Wrinkle-Free is one of those films that mix charm and tedium in equal doses".[3] Bollywood Life wrote that "Best thing about LWF is that it is not gimmicky and everything about the film is real.
On the whole, despite the deficiencies, LOVE, WRINKLE-FREE is watchable and appealing, is humorous and amusing, especially because the director and the lead actors get it right. Deserves a watch!.
In his first feature film, director Sandeep Mohan captures pretty Goa the way Goans would love it - the setting sun, white beaches, minus the Pamela-Anderson-inspired nymphets, drugs, rave, rock ‘n’ roll. It’s simple, pure, and breaks cosmetic clichés - that’s the beauty. But halfway through the film, the wrinkles steep deeper, in the script that is. Washed away with stretched sub-plots in the wrong positions (don’t think dirty), the film turns flaccid and is no longer the sweet, ‘upright’ Goan slice of life it set out to be. And we’re left craving for a spicy Sorpotel instead. Burp!.
