‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat,’ directed by Milap Milan Zaveri, was released in theatres on 21st October and stars Harshvardhan Rane, Sonam Bajwa, and Sachin Khedekar.
Love on full throttle
‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’ bursts onto the screen as a tale of obsession, desire, and emotional excess. Directed by Milap Milan Zaveri and co-written with Mushtaq Shiekh, the film refuses subtlety, leaning instead into theatrical gestures and larger-than-life emotions—Zaveri’s signature style. Set against Mumbai’s glittering backdrop and high-stakes political arenas, it channels the spirit of 90s Bollywood romances while amplifying the intensity to contemporary extremes. From its first frame, the film signals that it is designed for audiences who love drama unfiltered—where every glance, every dialogue, and every scene is meant to hit hard. With its unabashed focus on passion over logic, the film invites viewers to surrender to the whirlwind of emotions and indulge in a love story that is volatile.
Obsession meets power
At the center is Vikramaditya Bhosle (Harshvardhan Rane), a young politician used to triumphing in every battle, whether personal or professional. His meeting with superstar Adaa Randhawa (Sonam Bajwa) sparks a romance that quickly teeters into obsession. Refusing to accept rejection, Vikramaditya blurs the line between love and compulsion, with his relentless pursuit propelling the story. Adaa, independent and determined, counters his advances with poise, creating tension that keeps the narrative alive. The plot moves through a mix of public spectacles, private confrontations, and high-stakes drama, keeping viewers guessing how far desire can push one’s moral compass. While some sequences test believability, the film’s energy and emotional highs ensure that audiences remain invested in the events.
Drama, music, and cinematic flair
Zaveri’s direction thrives on spectacle, delivering a visual and auditory display. The cinematography of the film captures both grandeur and intimacy, while the film’s score intensifies emotion and suspense. The soundtrack punctuates key moments with songs, each adding layers of sentiment to the heightened drama. Dialogue is deliberately fiery, crafted for impact and audience recall rather than subtlety. While the pacing stumbles slightly in the second half, inventive sequences, surprising twists, and carefully staged dramatic peaks ensure that viewers remain invested. The film is unapologetically theatrical, blending intense storytelling, music, and visuals to deliver a cinematic experience that is immersive and high-voltage.
Rane and Bajwa’s performances fuel the film
Harshvardhan Rane inhabits Vikramaditya with a brooding intensity, capturing the fine line between fervent love and dangerous obsession. His expressive eyes and controlled gestures convey more than his dialogues. Sonam Bajwa matches him effortlessly as Adaa, balancing charm with strength, grace with defiance, and vulnerability with conviction. Their chemistry fuels the film, ensuring the narrative’s emotional peaks land effectively. Supporting actors, including Shaad Randhawa and Sachin Khedekar, provide stability, though most are sidelined as the story concentrates on the film’s leads. Eventually, the leads’ performances anchor the drama, transforming what could have been mere melodrama into emotional storytelling.
A whirlwind of passion
‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’ is a cinematic ride of unrestrained emotion, indulgent romance, and pulsating drama. It is not a subtle love story—it is a spectacle built for audiences who revel in intensity, fiery confrontations, and music that lingers long after the credits roll. While certain plot twists strain credibility and the second half drags at times, the film’s energy, strong lead performances, and striking visuals make it a watchable affair. Designed for mass appeal but still relatable to viewers who follow a story of desire pushed to extremes, this film presents a bold, unapologetic, and occasionally over-the-top romance.
Rating: 3/5
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