NAVRAS KATHA COLLAGE’ REVIEW

Navras Katha Collage (A) is a collection of nine different stories that are titled "Babamai," "Kyu?," "Not Fit the Bill," "Khilona," "Main Bhagat Singh Banana Chahta Hun," "Samay Chakra," "What Happened in Suhagrat," "Happy Marriage Anniversary," and "Santaan." The collection was produced by Swardhrupad Productions. There are nine ras in life, and these stories reflect them.

There are nine separate stories that Praveen Hingonia has written, and they all appear to be utterly random. Although there are a few of the stories that manage to keep the audience's attention to a certain degree, the most of them are so uninteresting and predictable that they completely fail to capture the audience's attention. The screenplay written by Hingonia is full of jerks, and the lack of continuity is evident throughout the entire film. The audience are left wondering why Praveen Hingonia must have authored all nine of the storylines by the time the nine dramas have come to a finish. His conversations fit the bill.

The nine roles that Praveen Hingonia plays are one in each of the stories. Despite the fact that he does not appear to be a hero, he is the main figure in each of the stories. As a result, he is unable to bear the weight of all nine stories on his shoulders. It is fine for Sheeba Chaddha to play the role of Shreemonti Roy Sanyal. In her role as Koyal, Revati Pillai performs an average job. Both Swar Hingonia and Swar Arora are about the same. S.S. Dutta is beautifully portrayed by Atul Srivastava. In his role as Abdullah Khan, Dayanand Shetty is a typical actor. The character of Rajesh Sharma is not a problem at all. In the role of Kuljeet Singh, Alka Amin provides adequate support. In the small role of Rohit, Paritosh Tripathi does a satisfactory job. In his role as Shivsundari, Amardeep Jha is doing fine. As Ajay, Pankaj Khamkar is as mediocre as he is. Sunita Rajwar (as Pushpa), Alka Kaushal (as Pammi), Shrikant Verma (as Pinky), Prachi Sinha (as Hemlata), Ruhana Khanna (as Ruhana), Shreya Jha (as Angana), Eshaan Shankar (as Sonu), Neelu Kohli (as mother of Angana), Shaji Chaudhry, Asmita Sharma, Rohit Chaudhry, Bhuvnesh Maan, Paritosh Sand, Mahesh Sharma, Dolphin Dubey, Gyan Prakash, Sanjay Swaraj, Ram Awana, Jay Shankar Tripathi, P.R. Dave and the others provide routine support.

The instruction that Praveen Hingonia has provided is just as pitiful as the text that he has written. The music of Asif Chandwani is unconvincing. Salim Begana, Prity Kashmisagar, and Harry Malliya are responsible for the lyrics, which are typical. The background music that D.J. Bharali is responsible for hardly merits note. Cinematography by Rupam Chetiapatra is about par for the course. The art direction for Robin Lopes is satisfactory. The editing done by Ajay Varma could have been more precise.

Generally speaking, Navras Katha Collage is an enterprise that is misguided and will be mostly overlooked by the majority of people.