Cash Movies is based on the situation our country faced when demonetization hits India but interestingly and funnily. It tells us about two buddies hustling from one unsuccessful venture to the next stumble upon a lucrative concept for turning illicit money into white money. It is a Hindi-language comedy-drama film from India. This film is available to stream on Disney Plus Hot star. Rishab Seth is the director of this film. This movie includes the following actors Amol Parashar, Smriti Kalra, Kavin Dave, Gulshan Grover, Swanand Kirkire, and another actor star. It’s an intriguing subject with a unique execution by newbie director Rishabh Seth, who gives one of history’s most significant events a comedic spin. Puns, humor, and sarcasm abound in the writing and most of it works well. A talented young star cast is a major plus. In this blog we are going to tell you the Cash Movie Review, so read this full blog to get the complete information.
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The viewers will connect with their characters’ ambition since they are street-smart and brazen when it comes to making a quick profit. The concept of demonetization is cleverly handled as the story’s foundation, but it feels stretched beyond a point with too many people and issues tossed in. even when the context isn’t precisely laugh-out-loud humorous, the film’s brilliant punch lines provide a lot of amusement. The songs aren’t particularly memorable or melodic, and they merely add to the running duration. Overall, ‘Cash’ is a unique take on a serious event that had far-reaching economic consequences. While filmmaker Rishabh Seth never goes into the seriousness of Demonetization, he does provide enough entertaining moments for us to devote our time to it.
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