2020 ‘भंगड़ा पा ले’ Directed by Sneha Taurani
Jaggi comes from a Punjabi background and he aspires to take the popular Punjabi dance form of 'Bhangra' to an international platform and passionately works towards his dream. He meets his college rival in Simi and they both compete with each other to win the international dance competition.
Bhangra: A todo ritmo, Bhangra Paa Le: Danças do Mundo, บังครา เริงระบำฉ่ำชีวิต, 舞动彭戈拉
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When I clicked on this movie I never in my wildest dreams thought there would be a WWII romance subplot but oh my god it was so pure and wonderful
The modern plot should not have existed and it should've just been a movie about Kaptaan and Nimmo also the forced parallels were sort of ridiculous how am I supposed to believe a college dance team rivalry was anything like WARTIME LOVE AND LOSING YOUR LEG IN THE BATTLE OF MONTE CASSINO ???????????????????????
This was so much fun. The plot around the two timelines does not run very smoothly, but the dance scenes make up for it.
Okay, but the parallel flashback romance story in this dance movie easily has more substance than the one in Love Aaj Kal. Also, there's a scene in which they cut between a post dance competition riot and World War Two, which is not a great choice, but in the realm of formulaic dance competition movies you can't classify it as a boring one!
my competitive college bhangra team would smoke these guys omg they didn’t even have a saaps segment
It’s alright. Nothing new or ground breaking. I feel generally the same way I felt about Street Dancer. Although the dancing is stunning, I just don’t really care all that much for dance competition movies. And this one is probably worse than Street Dancer because it’s kinda all over the place.
I’m not sure what significance the scenes in 1944 had on the present day story. The transitions between the past and present are well done, but the second storyline doesn’t add much to the movie. In my opinion, there are two major ways to vastly improve this film. One, take out the war stuff completely and have this be your average 90 minute dance competition movie. Or two, still take that…
