Mumbai: Bollywood is bringing back romantic dramas of the past to celebrate Valentine's week. After YRF made the announcement about DDLJ, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment said its 2015 film 'Tamasha' will be re-released in theatres for a week.
The studio tweeted the film's poster and wrote: "This Valentine's week, celebrate their love story with your loved one! Tamasha re-releases in all @pvrcinemas_official near you!" Tamasha will be released in all the PVR cinemas.
Written and directed by Imtiaz Ali, Tamasha is primarily the story of Ved as a nine-year-old child, a 19-year-old adolescent, and a 30-year-old adult. The plot spoke of a man with an artist's heart forced to do a 9-5 job because he was never allowed to follow his passion. Ali exposes the burnout and frustration Ved goes through to fit in and fool himself into thinking he likes his life. Deepika Padukone's Tara is a layered character that managed to become more than a plot device designed to save the hero.
While some called the film "an experience", others called it "long-winded and plain boring at times". Regardless of the reviews and an average box office collection, Tamasha became one of the most discussed films about modern love and contemporary lives in India.