A very refreshing and a very likable debut from writer-director Ayan Mukherjee.
There is nothing novel about the premise of Wake up Sid, neither is there any major plot twist that is not quite evident from watching the preview of the film. And yet Ayan is very observant in his writing and seems very true in his approach. He also treats the viewer with appropriate intelligence to let things unfold consequentially and logically.
A youngster thrives with his two best friends – a male and female as he is in college, doesn't get on well with his mother and believes in using up his father's hard earned wealth. At the same time, he is a decent person, who goes on to befriend an aspiring, female writer, older than him and who is not from the same city.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
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