102 Not Out
*ing: Amitabh Bachchan, Rishi Kapoor, Jimit Trivedi Rated: 7/10 Both Amitabh Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor are obviously having a wanton blast in this one; Amitabh in his continued journey into roles curated for him, and Rishi ensconced in the glory and success of his eventful second innings. Together on screen after 27 years, the two veterans parent the film by young director Umesh Shukla, as a 102-year-zesty father and his stuck-up, hung-up 75-year-old son living two very separate and yet entwined lives in an old-world bungalow that you would die to own. Shukla does well to balance the innate pathos and humour of the situation in the film through a revved up screenplay adapted from the famous Gujarati play of the same name. Both the veterans are impeccable, Rishi more so as a bemoaning father and raging son. However, the uniqueness of the situation on which the film has been constructed needed more humour than it splashes. Not that it, in any way, is sad, slow or ennui-ri...