Chiclets Movie Review:

Three adolescent girls deceive their parents by claiming they are attending their friend’s sister’s wedding, only to sneak off to a party with their trio of male friends. Tensions rise dramatically when their parents discover the truth.

Movies centered on the transition from adolescence to teenage years are a familiar trope, often swinging between earnest portrayals and exaggerated dramatization. However, in this instance, we encounter a masterful narrative that deftly balances both, infusing it with captivating elements!

Enter 2K KIDS – a tale that delves into the dreams and exuberance of adolescents, while also exploring the boundaries they push. The screenplay unfurls a rich tapestry, delving into the lives of these youngsters and the intricate dynamics with their parents and elders.

In this cinematic journey, not only do the 2K KIDS traverse their own paths, but their interactions also serve as mirrors for their guardians, inviting reflection and growth. It’s a narrative that pulsates with authenticity, offering insights and revelations at every turn.

In the film, there are lines such as, “Love isn’t just about physical touch; it’s when hearts connect.” However, these dialogues clash with the film’s light-hearted tone initially established. The preachy elements fluctuate throughout, mirroring the film’s own uncertainty about its message.

Cast:Sathvik Verma ,Nayan Karishma , Surekha Vani , Sriman , Mano Bala , Amrita Halder , Manjeera Rajagopal.

Director – Muthu

Rating…3.2/5

 

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