Bittoo Boss Movie Review
Artists (Cast) : Amita Pathak, Pulkit Samrat
Producer : Abhishek Pathak, Kumar Mangat Pathak
Director : Supavitra Babul
Music Director : Raghav Sachar
Wide Frame Pictures and Viacom 18 Motion Pictures’ Bittoo Boss is about a
wedding videographer, Bittoo (Pulkit Samrat), who is very good at making
people happy by shooting heart-warming wedding videos. Bittoo stays in a
small town in Punjab.
Directed by Supavitra Babul, the film revolves around a videographer Bittoo,
who falls in love with a rich girl.
Bittoo (Pulkit Samrat) is a self-proclaimed “Sesky Video Shooter”, and his
persona too, is just as insipid as that sobriquet sounds. Bittoo’s aim in
life is spreading happiness through his video camera, and the moments he
captures therein. We are no two-year-olds, and the outdated belief of
happiness-relived-in-rewinded-Kodak-moments no longer excites the twentieth
century crowd. Sorry, but the ‘Sesky Video Shooter’ is hardly sexy and does
nothing to shoot the numerous yawns that cloud the faces of the viewers
inside the theatre.
'Bittoo Boss' has a fascinating premise, it appears bona fide as well, but
not all concepts expand into entrancing fares. One anticipates a skillfully
textured rom-com with flesh-and-blood characters, but what one gets to watch
are caricatures. The slipup lies in its incoherent and erratic screenplay: the
conflict doesn't work, the love story lacks fizz and the drama lacks the power
to influence you.


















