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June 02, 2025 is at 06:14
KISS Review: The first film directed by Varun Grover pulses with ideas and concerns about the regressive perceptions that flagged the rules around the censorship in Indian cinema.
Kissing short movie review
Cast: Adhar Gaurav, Sughrajoti Barat, Swanand Kirkire, Mihir Ahuja
Director: Varun Grover
Star Rating: ★★★ 1/2
Directory debuts are special, where you finally get an artist to say something close and important as a person. This kiss is the first film of lyricist and writer Varun Grover (he made it before the All India rank) informs the viewer of the subject that matters to him at some point. (ALSO READ: All India Rank Movie Review: Varun Grover starts a tender, congestive direction)
Base
Titular kisses here are between two men. First of all, we only hear the sound of dirty lips against each other. According to the members of the sensor board, it is unnecessary (Shubharajyoti procession and Swanand Kirkire). These two middle -aged people discuss the point of maintaining this scene with young director Sam (Adarsh Gaurav). “Q Jub’s Joob Kya Dasta will be Da, Sir (Why will the artists explain)?” He asks.
But there is a catch, because the three people recording the scene again how long this kiss lasts. For each of them, the time stamp is different, up to 2 minutes above 28 seconds. Why is this happening? The Kiss then takes the opportunity to answer this question, it suggests that each of them has seen and expressed the procedure and expresses the way their content has seen.
what works
KISS is a film about censorship, which wants to interrogate the faces behind the retrograde and draconian rules that reduces artistic expression. Those who infect the audience with the huge ‘smoking’, they warning and cut the scenes of movies that are for adults. Kissing is also about cinema which is becoming a type of medium for catarsis and introspection. We come in films with our own prejudices and ideas. The issue is whether the darkness in the room allows us to unleash and unpack some of those deep-related perceptions of love and life. Packed within 15 minutes, kisses pulsate with ideas and questions that may feel a bit strong for their own, but clinging honestly.
It is a matter of honesty and concern that makes the kiss standing amidst the dislocation of the current crop of films, which is being produced on a large scale by the Hindi film industry. For example, the emergence of hypermakulin shape in all its accidental anger and uncontrolled violence. It is all in the service of anger, so carelessly to such nuances and sympathy. The man will kiss and the man will kill. Like a kissing a short film is about men. What can be dared to ask (and yield) what the dicotomy can be. I think Varun Grover has more stories to tell.
KISS is available to see Mubi India.
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