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Critic Review
Paathshala (2014)The story of the film is quite simple and based on the lives of five best friends, who graduate out of college. After enjoying their graduation party this group of three boys and two girls, decide to go on a road trip and visit each others native places.
They hire a swanky van, and start their fun filled journey to these villages. Rest of the story is as to what happens during their visit, and how the harsh realities change their lives upside down..
Paathshala is all about choosing passion over obligations. It’s about fighting the inner demons. It’s a road film that has a few good moments. First half of the film is engaging. But the second half is pretty slow and a few of things become repetitive.
The struggle to choose between a heartfelt passion and another practical compromise is something that Mahi V Raghav explores in utmost detail, making it the most resonating dimension of this carefree outing. Some nostalgia, some poetry, some refreshing mu.
On the whole, Paathshala is quite a different and sensible film in this day and age. It nicely showcases the problems and aspirations of the youth in a decent and entertaining manner. On the flip side, lack of known faces and a pretty slow and emotional s.
