Houses to Buy

Director Atul Sabharwal attempts to make a thrilling police film, but it doesn’t do anything beyond a certain point   Well, Class of ’83 can surely be called a powerful comeback for Bobby Deol. You do realize at this point that the camera falls on them and you get to know them only because they are the main actors, otherwise the writers haven’t actually bothered to give them those credentials that the entire film is based on. While the film talks of an entire era, it keeps on revolving around one gangster from start till the very end and everything that happens, happens around single point of focus. This angle is particularly important and gives the film dimensions. So the film does work for you in parts, mostly technical where visual appeal works, along with a Chacha Chaudhary comic reference along other subtle ones. They have all done decently, leaving an impression.

The sunsets are equally as magnificent and certainly quite stunning. The master bedroom upstairs has a double vanity unit with a step-in rain shower and wall-mounted water jets, large enough for two persons. The second bedroom upstairs has a built-in hardwood double stack bunk bed that can accommodate recreational space for the kids, very comfortably with lots of space or enough room for a working station. The main feature of the house is the gorgeous and elegant Italian Scavalini cream-colored Lacquered kitchen with a Quartz Top island and its 36 inch Vulcan Range with a 12-inch wide grill. The kitchen and living space are not separated by physical walls providing for a fully open plan design.