Versatile Superstar: Rise In Hollywood

As [Leap in the Sky] and [30 days of Happiness] were released on the same, there was no way there won ’t be any comparisons between the two movies.

Especially because the genres of both the movies were the same. Even the early reviews of both movies have come out good.

One of them had already proven itself in a big film festival and the other was applauded as a bright and lovable film by critics in the preview screenings.

But when both movies were released, reality came out.

On the first day, [30 days of Happiness] was liked by a lot of people, especially among the age group of 16-25. Sadly, the same can ’t be said about [Leap in the Sky].

Even though the movie got a lot of interest initially, a lot of people didn ’t enjoy it as much as they had thought.

The storyline of it was pretty good with it being the story of a high school student who had aspirations to be a dancer but his father always wanted him to become a doctor as he came from a family of renowned doctors.

The romantic development of the movie was its core with the main character falling for the dancer of a rival team that his team was competing against. It wasn ’t something too philosophical or deep.

Just a very simple storyline.

A lot of times that would have been enough for the audience to have a good time but the execution of it was very sloppy.

The comedy didn ’t land a lot and the movie tried to go into the territory of misunderstandings to cause funny situations but the audience was already tired of such tropes that lacked innovation.

One of the reasons behind it was also that normally after this, drama would ensue and in this movie, it wasn ’t well executed.

The characters sounded funny on paper but the performances weren ’t convincing. For example, there was a character of a professor who was a sex addict and there were few gags to showcase it in a fun way but they never landed.