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Movie review: 'Sixteen'
Updated On: 12 July, 2013 03:48 PM IST | | Shakti Shetty
For an industry that lacks genuine children's films, this effort is quite an attempt at coming up with a teen-oriented film. Despite its hapless editing and a circus of miscasts, the admirable part is it doesn't thrust an all-weather remedy to handling hormones effectively
'Sixteen'
U/A; Drama-Thriller
Director: Raj Purohit
Cast: Keith Sequeira, Wamiqa Gabbi, Mahak Manwani, Izabelle Leite, Highphill
Ratings:u00a0
If coming-of-age cinema is in the air, then 'Sixteen' has to be a worthy contender. For all its shortcomings and sloppiness — unlike the few desi names in the genre — this movie is indeed coming of age. It tries to tackle some issues teenagers in a metropolitan city usually face. To the makers’ credit, fresh faces are playing characters their age, allowing the story to remain credible. However, it could have been a lot sharper than it turns out to be as it pretty much touches all the chords lovelorn youngsters keep themselves busy with nowadays.

'Sixteen'
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