Monday,  TV Series / Movies

Thapped [movie review]

June 1, 2020 / 23 Comments

I planned to post this last Friday, but life happens and this was not on schedule so no music Monday. Movie Monday instead 😀

Summary:

Amrita Sabharwal and Vikram have been happily married for several years. At a party to celebrate Vikram’s promotion Vikram gets a call informing him that his promotion contract has been compromised. Incensed, he gets into an argument. When Amrita tries to break up the argument, Vikram angrily slaps her in front of everyone. The incident leaves her shaken; she loses her self-respect and her love for Vikram. 

My review

Love is not mandatory in marriage.

This movie is amazing. Heartfelt and touch very deeply into women’s issues in India. So many things seem too stupid for me, like how women has to suppress their desire, their passion because they got married. 

Violence. Corruption and unfair justice. This film got it all.

Although, I did think that Amu should have given Vikram a second chance, I can’t imagine what I would have done if I was in her shoes. I’d probably retaliate kick him in the balls. Then give a chance, but Vikram seem a bit selfish, however, she should give him a chance to change.

On the other side he made me hate him when he went along with his lawyer to pay and asked the witnesses to shut up.

My favorite character in the story is Papa-ji (Amu’s dad)  he’s such a loving father. And Amu’s lawyer. I love her as lawyer. She sucked when it comes to romance though. She should go from her husband if he isn’t making her happy… but what she did later I won’t say 😉

Amu’s brother made me cry in the end with his promise to his wife. 

Thanks to Madhuri Sakhamuri for making me aware of this film. Read her Movie review here.

Jessica / Jessie Winterspring is a time travel romance fanatic who loves writing fiction about ordinary people with extraordinary experiences. She blogs music inspired stories, poems, micro-fictions, moments in life. She enjoy spending time outdoors, adore animals and traveling with her family. She like anything unusual and fun. CLICK HERE to read more about her or CLICK HERE to view her books

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23 Comments

  • SriCharita

    June 5, 2020 at 1:07 pm Reply

    I love this movie so much ! Specially the way taapsee not only changes her life but her lawyer’s too. Not directly though but indirectly.
    You have done complete justice to this review ❤
    Do read my blogs too. Your reviews are valuable 🙂

    • Jessica E. Larsen

      June 6, 2020 at 5:22 am Reply

      Aw thank you so much for the feedback. Yes, one of my favorite part of the movie is how the main heroine indirectly change everyone around her, not only the lawyer but also her mom, her brother and mother in law.
      Sure, I’ll drop by as soon. It’s a mess here everyday so I barely have extra time 😄

  • Nour R.

    June 4, 2020 at 12:29 am Reply

    Honestly I havent watched the movie but from the review…if a man ever hit me once (even in the spur of the moment) I’d be GONE IN A SECOND…well after I slap him at least once. Unless I’ve kids. I’d reconsider what I’ve to do

  • Simon

    June 1, 2020 at 2:01 pm Reply

    Where is my comments 🤔 oh! That was in twitter 😂. Well who referred you this amazing movie 😍. It’s a great movie and each characters have played their part so well. You made a justifying review! Have you watched 🤔 All the bright places, Actually it’s a novel by Jennifer Niven. I don’t know why I like that movie, but I liked it.😊

    • Jessica E. Larsen

      June 2, 2020 at 4:33 am Reply

      You’re a funny man my friend 😂 sorry I didn’t read that comment in Twitter. I haven’t been in my Twitter account since last year.
      I know of All Bright Places as a book but I’m not aware of the movie… but since you recommended it, I’ll give it a watch.

      • Simon

        June 2, 2020 at 4:36 am Reply

        Will you watch a movie that you already read it as a book 🤔 Like I Do 😁 I love to watch in movies too if I happen to find the books I’ve read as a movie, but I’ll prefer reading first before I watch it as a movie. Thank you Jessica, am I funny 😂 LOL. I think I am 😜

  • Nadine

    June 1, 2020 at 10:41 am Reply

    Love your review dear, you should do more, I’m always looking for recommendation. It’s been ages since the last time I saw an Indian movie, they used to be my favorite when i was a kid.

  • Madhuri Sakhamuri

    June 1, 2020 at 6:42 am Reply

    Jess,love this review of yours…You managed to say it in a nutshell…I could have never summed it up like you did…And thank you for sharing mine and watching this film…Glad you mentioned about the lawyer…I love you too much Jess and I’m glad I found you in the very early days of my blogging…Love:)

    • Jessica E. Larsen

      June 2, 2020 at 3:49 am Reply

      You melt my heart. I’m feel fortunate to be one of your earliest followers in your blogging journey. ☺

      I got plenty of training summing stories over the years. I need it as an author.

      There’s no way I wouldn’t share your review, after all it’s what got me hooked to the movie.

      Glad you enjoyed my review 😁

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