Download Hd Movie Kutumb The Family In Hindi ((INSTALL))
mahesh (alok nair) and his wife gauri (ritu sharma) along with the rest of his brothers ganesh (indrapal yadav), suresh (ashish shukla) and ramesh pledge to send their youngest brother kamlesh (raj meena) to allahabad with the sole intent of educating him to become a civil servant. despite being financially compromised, this close-knit family of five go all out and make life-altering sacrifices to support the man with big dreams. the film is a complete mess and an absolute waste of time.
Download Hd Movie Kutumb The Family In Hindi
the movie is a pale imitation of the old school bollywood films with the hero that has no trace of the charm and charisma that we are used to. it is a well made horror film with a few genuine scares and there are some very good performances from the lead actors. the only real problem with the film is the story itself.
the writer-director is clearly hungover from the 90s style of storytelling, and the background score of kutumb the family has kumar sanu-like voice preaching about the ties of blood and even the actresses have failed at recreating the effortless charm of their counterparts from the bygone era. the story has no depth and the characters lack dimension.
this family drama, helmed by amit shree yadav, is the b-grade version of hum saath saath hain and the writer-director is evidently hungover from the 90s style of storytelling. the background score of kutumb the family has kumar sanu-like voice preaching about the ties of blood and even the actresses have failed at recreating the effortless charm of their counterparts from the bygone era.
there are a few genuine scares in the film. however, the lack of creativity in the script and the lack of originality in the characters make the film a pale imitation of the old school bollywood films. the background score of kutumb the family has kumar sanu-like voice preaching about the ties of blood and even the actresses have failed at recreating the effortless charm of their counterparts from the bygone era. cineprofile