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Critic Reviews for Hank And Asha
All Critics (20) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (13) | Rotten (7)
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The conceit is old-fashioned: hey, people falling in love long-distance! But the modern renovation confers a mild obnoxiousness.
April 17, 2014 | Full Review… -
Like the film itself, Kakkar and Pastides are lively, adorable and thoroughly winning.
April 17, 2014 | Full Review… -
As easy as it is to like Hank and Asha, it's impossible to look past the many screenwriting and filmmaking flaws of the film about them.
April 11, 2014 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review… -
Though not very ambitious, this winsome, whisper-thin tale shimmers along with the charming urge to connect and reveal yourself that links its two correspondents.
April 10, 2014 | Full Review… -
This two-hander doesn't feature much more than its leads speechifying to their cameras, a challenging basis for visual storytelling.
April 8, 2014 | Full Review… -
As the film is focused solely through the lens of the titular characters' cameras, this limits the exploration of the story's worldview outside of Hank and Asha's perspective.
April 7, 2014 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Audience Reviews for Hank And Asha
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May 06, 2015Hank and Asha's video penpal friendship starts off enchanting as hell, but the sweet yet staid gimmick eventually commits storytelling suicide. The entire movie is told in back and forth video diaries, and at no point does the narrative structure break into real time or real exigence. By the middle-end, the previously low-stakes conflict blows up into go-to cultural misunderstanding and an unsatisfying, open-ended ending. Mahira Kakkar is doe-eyed and beguiling as Asha, an Indian film student studying in Prague, and frankly, her letters are livelier and more interesting than Hank's. Andrew Pastides is fine as Hank, but both actor and character rub me the wrong way. Perhaps it's the glassy blue eyes and the self-deprecating mien that projects a Nice Guy sensitivity but actually belies the garden-variety narcissist underneath who prides himself on being such a Nice Guy. I just had to groan and laugh at that vociferous letter in which he bellows at Asha to reject her arranged marriage because he understands her more than her fiancée does (presumably). Really? What does he truly understand about her or her culture?Alice S Super Reviewer
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