The Girl On The Train is a 2016 Hollywood film featuring Emily Blunt in a key role. Well, now Hindi film of the same name has released om Netflix on February 26, 2021 featuring Parineeti Chopra in a key role. These two films has been based on the novel The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkins. The screentime of The Girl On The Train Hindi version is around 2 hours.
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The story of this film revolves around Parineeti Chopra aka Meera, who is a lawyer. In a car accident Meera lost her baby and got divorced with her husband Avinash Tiwary aka Shekhar. Now, her husband is married to another girl Aditi Rao Hydari aka Nushrat, who is now missing. Now, all eyes are on Meera, police thinks that she is the culprit behind it. Here, Kirti Kulhari essays the role of a police officer who is investigating the missing case of Nushrat. Is Nushrat husband Shekhar is a culprit or Meera is what you need to watch in this film.
The early reviews of The Girl On The Train is highly positive in a range of 2 to 2.5 stars out of 5 stars. Many claimed on social media that this is the exact Hollywood version and it would have been better if they would have dubbed the original in Hindi.
The Girl On The Train movie has been directed and produced by Ribhu Dasgupta. The music has been composed by Sunny, Inder Bawra, Vipin Patwa, Chandan Saxena.
Bollywood Crazies Opinion: Its a pure suspense thriller that unfolds at the very end but till then it’s too late. Parineeti Chopra, Kirti Kulhari and even Aditi Rao Hydari are impressive in their respected roles. This is one of Parineeti’s best acting roles. The only problem is, if you have watched the original one than you might not like this one.
The budget of The Girl On The Train hasn’t been revealed by the makers but it would be reportedly over 13 to 15 crores minimum.
Altogether, The Girl On The Train is a full on suspense thriller that is right on the point and good to watch till the very end.
Last word: Watch it for the thriller story and Parineeti Chopra. This story is not relatable to the Indian audience, especially who watches films in theaters. If this film would have released in theaters, it would have hard for it to even collect 10 crores.
Bollywood Crazies Ratings: The Girl On The Train Review: Average (50 Percent out of 100).
