Unns
Certain stories are way ahead of times to gel with the Indian
sensibilities. There's nothing wrong with them as such, but it's difficult to
absorb such themes by the traditional audiences. UNNS is one such story!
UNNS is a story narrated by Natasha Juhi Babbar about her close friend Ria
Rituparna Sengupta, who gets married to Rahul Sanjay Kapoor on a rebound. Rahul,
an ideal husband, truly loves his wife. Unfortunately, Ria is unable to
reciprocate Rahul's love in the same way as he does.
Ria's first love, Rishi Sudhanshu Pande, is a advertising tycoon who she really
loved once upon a time. Rishi too loved her, but they could not get married.
Succumbing to her consciences, Ria deliberately starts picking up fights with
Rahul and one day tells him that she has decided to end the marriage. Rahul is
shattered. Natasha's boyfriend Sameer Aman Verma, a lawyer, helps Ria. Natasha
understands that Ria cannot get a better husband than Rahul and discourages her
from divorce. But Ria is adamant.
Rahul, a product of a broken family and the one who probably nursed a desire to
keep his family always happy, wants to save his marriage. Natasha stands against
her own boyfriend Sameer as well as Ria and helps Rahul in this process.
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Besides a theme that's difficult to digest, there's one prime reason why UNNS
doesn't catch your attention: The screenplay is far from gripping. Be it
Sudhanshu's characterization or the courtroom sequences, the film could've done
with a taut screenplay.
Bhupendra Gupta's direction is average. The conflict between the characters is
not fully developed and hence, the impact is missing. Music Sujeet Shetty too is
dull. Cinematography Ishwar Bidri is first-rate.
Juhi Babbar stands the tallest as far as acting is concerned. She delivers a
polished performance. Sanjay Kapoor is able. Rituparna Sengupta does a fair job.
Sudhanshu Pande looks lost. Aman Verma tends to go over the top.
On the whole, UNNS has limited chances due to a not-too-convincing plotline. At
the box-office, it has dim chances!
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