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"It is a novel written by Female Author. That means, it is the feminine fantasy and not otherwise."  Why has it been read by male? It's because the story, depicts in the movie, is an abridge version indicating a male being sadistic, while, upon reading the novel, it's completely different and it's all about the feminine hidden fantasy and inner self about how they behave inside with the very small portion of outward behaviour apparent to the male gender. This is the main reason, this novel has been read by male, which is to get to know or to decipher female mentality like how attentive females are, while interacting with the world on a day-to-day basis. The protagonist being sadistic, intertwined throughout the novel, is just the part of the author's negative thought process, just like a twist in the plot or slightly a villain of the plot in this story, just like every story has both the sides: positive and negative; obviously, the author tends to show...

Simply nice portrayal of Rani Laxmibai. No other than "The Kangana Ranaut" fits for this role. Her direction of this movie is quite impressive, too. In the current scenario of "Justice for SSR", what she did is an act of valor against this so-called selfish cum anti-national people especially Bollywood Mafia; it made me watch this movie with much more enthusiasm and, aggression burnt in me against these modern Asuras during watching this movie.  To conclude, it seems that this is the right time to watch this movie called "Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi".

Apart from knowing and admiring his single-piece (or without any cut) dance performance of the title song created by A R Rahman (which is obviously the one of the best performances I have ever seen of all the concerned of the shooting), there is a very simplistic way to screen a movie as it is a demand of the script and, still, the movie plot has been organized in such a way that you'd feel every bit of emotion. I can say that the original "The Fault In Our Stars" movie is a little bit more overacted by their team, which is not the case in the "Dil Bechara" movie. I like a concept-showcase more in this movie comparatively as it is done by Bollywood and, we all know that Bollywood is far more superior to produce this kind of movie in a more lovable and simplistic way, while Hollywood people has to or had to give effort to pose a feelings of love as it is not their forte. People, whose feelings are for Shushant, would connect with the movie more deeply in the re...