I Want To Talk Review
The Hindustan Times review remarked that “Abhishek fully utilizes his real-life demeanor as a chill guy with some of the best one-liners in the room for his character.” One memorable line includes him telling his daughter’s boyfriend, “Speaking in between when two Sens are talking is ‘inSensitive.’” The review also draws parallels to Abhishek’s father, Amitabh Bachchan, noting his portrayal of an aging father in Piku, who is overly involved in his daughter’s life. However, it points out some pacing issues in I Want To Talk, mentioning that while the first half is engaging and presents a clear conflict, the second half feels unnecessarily stretched, potentially exhausting viewers. Despite this, the film concludes on a positive and hopeful note.
About I Want To Talk
In I Want To Talk, Abhishek portrays Arjun, who is facing a life-altering surgery while navigating a complex relationship with his daughter. The film also features Johny Lever, Ahilya Bamroo, Banita Sandhu, and Pearle Maaney, among others. It was released in theaters worldwide on November 22, produced by Shoojit Sircar and Ronnie Lahiri under Rising Sun Films.Recently, Shoojit expressed his confidence in casting Abhishek for this project, stating it would be his “best film” to date. In an interview with ANI, he recounted his initial meeting with Abhishek in Australia, recalling how he saw the “innocence” of Abhishek’s mother reflected in his eyes.
