PK
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Judul : PK
Sutradara : Rajkumar Hirani
Produser : Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Rajkumar Hirani
Skenario : Abhijat Joshi, Rajkumar Hirani
Pemain : Aamir Khan, Anushka Sharma
Bahasa : Hindi
Tanggal Rilis : 19 Desember 2014
Durasi : 152 menit
Synopsis
An alien came to Earth without knowing what kind of life he will find on this planet. Unfortunately, the alien's remote control to the spaceship is stolen by an Indian man. Naked and clueless, the alien is trying to fit in with human on Earth while searching the remote control.
On the other side of the Earth, an Indian girl named Jaggu meets Sarfaraz, a Pakistan guy. They fall in love to each other but Jaggu's family disapprove their relationship because they have different religion and country. Jaggu then asks Sarfaraz to marry her. On the wedding day, a letter come to Jaggu and ended her relationship with Sarfaraz.
Broken-hearted, Jaggu then come back to India and work in the national TV. In the middle of her boredom of nonsense and trashy news she's reporting, she meet an awkward guy who wants to search God. Jaggu finds it an interesting story. She then decides to help that awkward guy, the alien, to find what he's searching: God.
Personal Taste - Spoiler Alerts!
PK was released on 2014, and I already read some reviews long before I watch the film. Most reviews said that the film was very good, but it's really beyond my expectation!
The issue of PK is very sensitive - it's questioning about God and religion. Furthermore, it's Indian film, the country with so many religions and beliefs. But, this film sends the message in a very clever way, it makes you think about who is God and how could God help us in our life. PK is a kind of film that will make you laugh and cry at the same film.
Even though there are still the singing and dancing scene - the Indian movie must-have item - and the very long duration - two and half hours - but that's not ruining my excitement during watching PK. All the scene is perfect-timing and makes sense. At the half of film, you may think that the beginning scenes about the alien and the Indian thief or about Jaggu and Sarfaraz was just unimportant ornaments. But, when you watch it until the end, you may understand why the film began with that scenes. The director was so great to conduct all the scene as the whole beautiful plot. It was incredibly brilliant!
Rate
It's 5 of 5. And beyond!
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