Interestingly, it teaches you to deal with rejections and not to seek validation from others for any damn thing.Two strangers make a connection when one incorrectly dials the number for her latest blind date, but their online friendship may not be able to convert to a real-world relationship. Despite having a slow build-up, the film manages to have an easy breezy watch as it definitely compelles you to make more compassionate choices. Although, there are plenty of usual eye-catching novelties in the love story like the doting mother, the best friend (Shray Rai Tiwari) in love, the office rivalry blah blah blah…but they all are in place.Īlso the first half is little slow but Alfaaz’s tragic past and Archie’s coming-out-of-the-closet spice up the things in the second half. The best part of the film that Onir and his debutant writer Abhishek Chaterjee manage to keep things chic and modern, but also keep the old school romance flavour alive. No matter, the romance looks glossy enough but it has Onir’s typical undertone of darkness.
Days were gone when weepy romances with happy endings were applauded but Onir rejuvenated that trend with the portrayal of the perfect romanticism. How nicely he has crafted his characters, their pain and insecurities. Known for making unconventional rather hard-hitting cinema in the past, director Onir touches upon the digital age romance and it is beautiful. With tonnes of blind dates on Tinder, Archie incidentally meets Alfaaz through a wrong number and here begins their love story! Archie aka Archana (Geetanjali Thapa), a meme artist, dealing with leucoderma exceptionally well but deep down looking for true love.
He is a dog lover and interestingly a secret poet. Alfaaz (Zain Khan Durrani), an extremely poised, humble and anti-social man, a loner in Kolkata city and a radio jockey by profession.
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