NETA GEETA’ (MARATHI) REVIEW

Neta Geeta (Marathi; UA), a film by Simbariya Films, is about student politics.

The plot of Sudhanshu Budukh's narrative is rather standard and doesn't engage the audience. The drama doesn't completely engage or excite the audience since his script relies on tried-and-true situations. The conversations of Sudhanshu Budukh are typical.

Shivani Baokar is only average. Sudhanshu Budukh performs fairly. All is OK with Anil Nagarkar. Rohit Kokate provides mediocre assistance. Suchet Gavai, Viraj Awchite, Vitthal Kale, and Vikrant Dhivare all perform as needed. Others are deemed acceptable.

The guidance of Sudhanshu Budukh is rather standard. The narrator doesn't do much to keep the listener interested or engaged. The poetry by Durgesh Kale and the music by Niranjan Pedgaonkar don't really mesh. Even the song's picturizations, which were done by Dheeraj Bhalerao and Sanjir Howladar, fall short. The background music by Niranjan Pedgaonkar is passable. The camera work of Roshan Marodkar is mediocre. Although Robert John Francisco's action and stunt sequences provide some excitement, they fall well short of many other movies. The art direction of Gajanan Sontakke is mediocre. Something about Saumitra Dharasurkar's editing is lacking.