Tags: Ishqiya review , Abhishek Chaudhary , Vidya Balan , Naseeruddin Shah , Arshad Warsi , Mumbai

Mumbai: Debutant director Abhishek Chaudhary is all set to make his B-town entry with a blockbuster. The movie Ishqiya has ample of materials to fall in ishq with it.
As per the preview, the storyline suggests that the movie is worth watching.

Be aware! If you are predicting it a normal Bollywood love story, than you are wrong. The movie Ishqiya has everything to watch, the storyline, the characters, the songs and the direction.

You can fall in ishq with Ishqiya as the movie progress. However, the movie has been awarded A certificate by the Censor board for its foul language and some intimate scenes with Arshad Warsi and Vidya Balan.

Vidya Balan has worked in another landmark film after ‘Paa’. For Arshad Warsi the movie will be vital for acting career after Munnabhai MBBS.

The storyline is based on Gorakhpur district of eastern Uttar Pardesh.

Naseeruddin Shah, who plays Khalujaan, and Arshad Warsi as Babban are two thieves. Kahlujan and Babban are absconding. They take shelter at a friend’s house. Wher duo met his friends widow Krishna (Vidya Balan).

As the time spent, the lust for Krishna develops in Khalujaan and Babban. Initially, the movie seems to be blur but when the film gets pace, it clears all the air. In the second half, you can’t move your eyes from the silver screen. The end is exciting but for that you have to book the ticket.

The director has proved that he is a good storyteller. The music is superb and contemporary with the story.

Naseeruddin Shah is amazing with his character in the movie. Undoubtedly, Vidya Balan has done justice with her role while Arshad Warsi at his best.

Other characters are also excellent. In one word, you can barely find loopholes in the movie.

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