Review of movie Hum Chaar

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Rating:2.5/5

Given the hectic lives of medial students, it is a bit odd that the four protagonists in Hum Chaar rarely are worried about their grades. But that’s okay, because they are there to entertain the audience. But do they manage to do so? Not all the time. In fact, just as we start witnessing the bonding between the four, the first half is over, which is also the best half of the film. The second half drags on for a good one hour, and there is not a lot to learn there.

But the film has its moments. There is some chemistry between the four friends but those moments are very few. The film also marks the debut of Prit Kamani, Anshuman Malhotra, Tushar Pandey and Simran Sharma. Kamani has screen presence and acts his scenes well, so does Simran Sharma. Anshuman Malhotra and Tushar Pandey play loud characters, and Malhotra’s role is slightly better than Pandey, although both their characters are just caricatures of students. There is no real spark in any single character to stand out. However, the production values in the film are commendable and so is the cinematography by Varun Sud.