El Hijo de Dios
The Dream Job, about career highs and young romance set within the banking sector, is basically a coming-of-age story about two couples who follow their dreams with varying success. A set of final yea…
El Hijo de Dios
The Dream Job, about career highs and young romance set within the banking sector, is basically a coming-of-age story about two couples who follow their dreams with varying success. A set of final year students Mukesh (Zuber Khan), Kapil (Prasad Shikare), Mona (Ritambhra Shrotriya), Pinki (Sadhvi Bhatt), Parvez & RK are in the process of giving their campus placement interviews conducted by EBI bank. Mukesh, Mona, Kapil and Pinky crack it while the ones who fall out move on to different careers. The film tries to capture different aspects of a banker's life but fails to come to terms with its own narrow-minded preoccupations. So, you have the lead character move away from the city following a bad break-up and then returning back after 3 years, a successful Business consultant/entrepreneur and feeling strong enough emotion for his former love that he donates a kidney to her ailing industrialist husband who could well have paid for it without maintaining a sweat. While the young actors at the centre of it all are pretty earnest with their expressions, they don't have the polish or the sharpness that finely defined performances could lend to this vacillating drama that shifts its focus from everyday office gossip and politics, target pressures and job promotions to convoluted romantic drama and faltering ambitions.
El Hijo de Dios
Comedy,Sport,Western
Film Details
The Dream Job, about career highs and young romance set within the banking sector, is basically a coming-of-age story about two couples who follow their dreams with varying success. A set of final year students Mukesh (Zuber Khan), Kapil (Prasad Shikare), Mona (Ritambhra Shrotriya), Pinki (Sadhvi Bhatt), Parvez & RK are in the process of giving their campus placement interviews conducted by EBI bank. Mukesh, Mona, Kapil and Pinky crack it while the ones who fall out move on to different careers.
The film tries to capture different aspects of a banker's life but fails to come to terms with its own narrow-minded preoccupations. So, you have the lead character move away from the city following a bad break-up and then returning back after 3 years, a successful Business consultant/entrepreneur and feeling strong enough emotion for his former love that he donates a kidney to her ailing industrialist husband who could well have paid for it without maintaining a sweat. While the young actors at the centre of it all are pretty earnest with their expressions, they don't have the polish or the sharpness that finely defined performances could lend to this vacillating drama that shifts its focus from everyday office gossip and politics, target pressures and job promotions to convoluted romantic drama and faltering ambitions..