CTRL Movie Review - Ananya Panday Shines in this Edge of Seat Thriller
In CTRL, ananya Panday portrays a social media influencer who doesn't wallow in sadness for days after a breakup. but chooses to continue on with a bot's assistance. What at first appears to be a silly take on any love tale swiftly transforms into a gripping thriller that is motivated by the drawbacks of artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence technology has caused a great deal of turmoil in the last few months; from deepfake videos to gulping jobs, the technology has shown us the worst. Furthermore, vikramaditya motwane goes above and beyond to depict the truth of losing oneself in a virtual world and distancing oneself from reality. But is CTRL a powerful blow?
Artificial intelligence technology has caused a great deal of turmoil in the last few months; from deepfake videos to gulping jobs, the technology has shown us the worst. Furthermore, vikramaditya motwane goes above and beyond to depict the truth of losing oneself in a virtual world and distancing oneself from reality. But is CTRL a powerful blow?
Ananya Panday has undoubtedly discovered her specialty and made a name for herself by skillfully fusing social media concepts, concerns, and comparisons with these various film sets. The actress is even honing her skill set, which appears to have improved greatly since her last appearance on Call Me Bae on amazon Prime Video! From Call Me Bae to CTRL! Whether it's the support of a compelling narrative or the overall tone of the movie, ananya excels in a role that she can finally carry solo in her career.
The discussions throughout this movie, besides ananya, are so easygoing and natural-sounding that it feels like we are listening in on a conversation taking place just next door. The woman who deserves praise for such clear-cut and well-organized portions is Sumukhi Suresh!
Prior to discussing vikramaditya Motwane's near-perfect, captivating screenplay thriller, it is necessary to discuss CTRL's soundtrack, which is dripping with sneha Khanwalkar. The same is made bolder and more outlandish by Anvita Dutt's lyrics, which even include a rap song! Regarding vikramaditya Motwane's perspective, the impact of CTRL is the only thing lacking. It was a scathing critique of the unsettling effects of artificial intelligence, but it ended up being simply another forgettable story.
Overall, CTRL offers a very intriguing insight into the worlds of Gen Z and Alpha generation
Ratings: ⭐⭐⭐☆