Apart from a few scenes, Katrina Kaif Aditya Roy Kapur-starrer Fitoor comes across as a rather superficial affair and a disappointing adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations. there is over-dramatisation of situations.
The screenplay flags and fails to engage the audience despite good performances by Aditya and Tabu.Fitoor is set in Kashmir and provides a beautiful canvas on which the story can be painted. Cinematographer Anay Goswami deserves credit for capturing Kashmir’s gorgeous exquisiteness in all its details - the white snow-covered mountains, red chinar leaves and the grey of winters. Amit Trivedi’s soulful music enamours us, surrounded as we are with so much surreal beauty. However, Fitoor falls short of fulfilling any other great expectations we had beyond showcasing the wonderful beauty of kashmir
Aditya and Tabu are undoubtedly the best bets in Fitoor.
Tabu brings in dramatic energy and a sense of gravitas to Fitoor.Ajay devgan delivers an impressive performance in his short role in the film in a nutshell its an over dramatized romance wrapped in beauty of kashmir.
