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IMDB Rating: 8.1/10

Directed: Mikhil Musale
Released Date: 25 October 2019
Types: Comedy ,Drama
Film Stars: Rajkummar Rao, Mouni Roy, Boman Irani
Movie Quality: 720p 480p File Size: 1199MB ,402MB

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Made in China Movie Review: Rajkummar Rao | Mouni Roy | FilmiBeat Bonding over theplas in a bar in China, Paresh Rawal tells Rajkummar Rao, "Customer ki need taala hai, Aur jis din iss taale ki chabhi mil gayi, Tum ban gaye entrepreneur." This business mantra holds true for filmmaking as well. It's very difficult to gauge the audience's taste which is evolving at a rapid pace. What works today, might not click with them tomorrow. In such times, National award-winning director Mikhil Musale brings us Rajkummar Rao's 'Made In China'. Does it hold the key to his successful directorial debut in Bollywood? Let's find out here. Right from selling roti-makers to customised square and heart-shaped watermelons, a Gujarati businessman Raghuveer Mehta's (Rajkummar Rao) mind is always brimming with ideas. Unfortunately, they turn out to be damp squibs. Despite all his failures, his wife Rukmini (Mouni Roy) continues to be his constant pillar of support. Raghuveer's fate takes a drastic turn when his cousin Devraj (Sumeet Vyas) takes him on a business trip to China. There, a bright idea strikes him when he is offered a proposition to sell a Chinese aphrodisiac in India. Raghuveer comes up with the idea of selling 'Magic Soup' with the claim that it helps men sexually. After much research, he finally zeroes in on an eccentric sexologist named Dr Vardhi (Boman Irani) to help him in his business venture and the magic soup begins to sell like hotcakes. However, their happiness is short-lived. A visiting Chinese dignitary dies after consuming the magic soup and Raghuveer finds himself as the prime suspect in his death. In a country with the second largest population in the world, sex is still spoken about in hush-hush tones. Director Mikhil Musale makes a brave attempt by starting a conversation around this taboo subject in mainstream cinema. His film talks about how one should treat sexual dysfunctions as any other body ailment and there shouldn't be any stigma attached to it. 'Made In China' drives home a strong message and that alone needs to be applauded. On the flip side, the screenplay of the film is inconsistent. Some moments leave you with a smile while a few dull the sparkle. Thankfully, the film isn't preachy and the funny punches keep you entertained. Rajkummar Rao has a solid grip on his role and makes you root for him till the end. He doesn't resort to the stereotypical depiction of Gujarati characters in Bollywood and that's a big plus. Mouni Roy makes the most out of her character and her relationship with Rajkummar in the film is one of the most endearing highlights. Boman Irani is a complete show-stealer as Dr Vardhi. The man gets some of the most impactful dialogues in the film and he hits them straight out of the park. Paresh Rawal pulls off his interesting role with sincerity. Gajraj Rao as the motivational speaker, delivers a good act. Sumeet Vyas is convincing in his role. Amyra Dastur doesn't get enough scope to perform. Anuj Rakesh Dhawan's cinematography perfectly captures the Gujarati milieu on his lens. Manan Ashwin Mehta's editing scissors could have been more sharper to tidily trim the film. Speaking about the film's music, it's Arijit Singh-Priya Saraiya's folksy song 'Valam' which has a lingering effect with its soothing composition. The rest of the tracks are average.

Made In China is symptomatic of what's often happening in Bollywood right now. They have a concept driven by content that's high on blending entertainment and message, and the idea is original, too. Yet the effort gets lost in execution, hampered by unsure storytelling.

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Director Mikhil Musale's Bollywood puts together two very different themes to set up the story. The first is sex and the Indian mindset - a domain that commercial Hindi filmmakers have been warily stepping into only in recent times, with films such as Vicky Donor, Shubh Mangal Saavdhan and Khandaani Shafakhana. The second theme is good old entrepreneurship, and how nothing defines success in a business effort as a clever hardsell pitch. This is an area Bollywood has tapped into abundantly in the past, with films such as Guru, Rocket Singh: Salesman Of The Year, Band Baajaa Baaraat and Badmaash Company.

Clubbing the unrelated themes of sex and entrepreneurship could have been a sureshot USP if the writing was sharper, especially in the first half. The film wastes too much time before the post-interval hour finally salvages audience interest in what's going on.

Based on Parinda Joshi's bestseller of the same name, Made In China presents Rajkummar Rao as Raghuveer, a Gujarati entrepreneur struggling to find his feet, although his father (Manoj Joshi) and elder brother (Sumit Vyas) are successful businessmen. Faced with consecutive setbacks, Raghu's luck will turn one day after a chance encounter with a big businessman, Tanmay Shah (Paresh Rawal).

The meeting, as well as certain twists that follow, leads to a lucrative brainwave. Raghu chucks all orthodox notions he has grown up with when he realises, in a country starved of sex, there is serious money to be made in the business of aphrodisiacs. But first, he must rope in an honest sexologist as partner. He finds one in Dr. Vardhi (Boman Irani). Soon, Raghu, Vardhi and their small team are selling Magic Soup, billed as top quality Chinese aphrodisiac with a secret recipe.

For a token villain, there is the greedy rich guy (Gajraj Rao), who ends up in a spot of disadvantage as Raghu thrives. The character doesn't get a proper closure.

Made In India is enjoyable in parts, and most of these parts begin rolling only after half the film has tested your patience showing precious nothing. Too much time is spent narrating the hero's marital life (Mouni Roy is Raghu's wife) and his situation at home. Raghu's initial consecutive failures are amusing but they prevent us from getting into the actual story for a while.

The post-interval part, where the plot really moves, is complemented by a well-penned climax that gives a credible ending to the themes of sex talk as well as entrepreneurship, binding them in a cohesive whole. The importance of ridding sex of the taboo factor is put across without over-the-top fuss, and it fuses seamlessly with the hilarious reality about Magic Soup.

Made In China benefits from enjoyable performances of its two key players, Rajkummar Rao and Boman Irani. While Rajkummar is at home playing the guy next door with big dreams, Boman's Dr Vardhi is yet another understated comic addition to the actor's versatile repertoire.