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A<\/span>bhishek Sharma\u2019s <\/p>The Zoya Factor<\/em> isn\u2019t the first book adaptation that Sonam Kapoor has starred in. Back in 2010, Kapoor acted in the uneven Aisha<\/em>, a romantic comedy adaptation of Jane Austen\u2019s Emma<\/em>, a film that is now invoked more for its indelible soundtrack and sartorial decisions than for its plot. In both these films, the actress has top billing. While Aisha<\/em> was produced by her sister Rhea Kapoor, The Zoya Factor<\/em> is evidently written to wholeheartedly service the actress, a rarity in an industry where they are routinely sidelined. Yet, it\u2019s a move that has resulted in a recognisable pattern of disappointing outcomes: Similar to her turn in Aisha<\/em>, Kapoor \u2013 there is rarely a scene that doesn\u2019t have her in the frame \u2013 remains the weakest link of the consistently frustrating The Zoya Factor<\/em>.\n\nIn Anuja Chauhan\u2019s eponymous 2008 debut novel, its protagonist Zoya Singh Solanki was a middle-class advertising executive who happened to enviously stumble upon a passionate romance that would have otherwise been out of her reach. It was an encounter that instantly elevated her standing as a cricket-frenzy country’s personal torchbearer of hope. The contrivance, which might come across silly in hindsight, was rooted in Indian obsessions: Zoya was born on June 25, 1983 at the exact moment India won the World Cup, a fact that made her the lucky charm of the current Indian cricket team, struggling to get out of its rough patch. The team effortlessly won matches whenever she had breakfast with them and embarrassingly gave away matches when she didn\u2019t show up. Every cricketer, with the exception of Nikhil Khoda, the dishy captain of the Indian cricket team, was willing to convince themselves of Zoya\u2019s \u201cmagical\u201d powers, setting off an enjoyably breezy tussle between talent and luck, discipline and chance.\n\nEven though Chauhan boasted of an infectious writing style, heightened by a meta sense of humour which was funny without coming across as overbearing, much of the novel\u2019s charm was due to the creation of Zoya. The absurd wish-fulfillment of Chauhan\u2019s premise, that involved courting a celebrity normally afforded a demi-god status and the most intense security entourage in India was single handedly offset by the ordinariness of its lead. You\u2019d be inclined to buy the possibility of these two contrasting worlds merging solely because of the impossibility of it all. It helped that Chauhan imagined Zoya as an antidote to the conventionally good-looking Bollywood heroine, someone who is under-confident, sharp-witted, and not defined by her attractiveness. The very fact that Zoya, written as a goofy woman, becomes the object of affection for an attractive man felt subversive in the light of the unrealistic beauty standards that are often harped on female leads in romantic movies.\n\nBut the casting of Kapoor as Zoya in the film adaptation entails losing all of this flavour. In the film, Zoya is \u201cmiddle-class\u201d in the only way that Kapoor knows how to interpret it: upper-class chic, replete with an everyday instagrammable OOTD and a body language that is perennially waiting to throw a tantrum. This is a Zoya built on familiar crutches; an amalgamation of all the characters from her previous rom-com outings \u2013 she frowns at every inconvenience like Simran in I Hate Luv Storys<\/em>, goes wide-eyed at the drop of a hat like Myra in Bewakoofiyan<\/em>, struts around in fashionable confidence that is reminiscent of Aisha<\/em>, and resorts to vomiting dialogues to another character instead of conversing with them like Avni in Veere Di Wedding<\/em>.\n

In Sonam Kapoor’s hands, Zoya Singh Solanki resembles the very Bollywood heroine that Chauhan models the character against<\/blockquote>\nAs always, the character she plays in these films become Sonam Kapoor and not the other way around. It\u2019s a particular letdown in The Zoya Factor<\/em>, because of how much the film\u2019s universe relies on her being the proverbial underdog, someone who wouldn\u2019t stand out in a crowd. Yet Kapoor’s Zoya thrives on being the center of attention. It’s why there is barely any distance \u2013 social or appearance related \u2013 between Zoya and Nikhil that is enough of an obstacle to convince us to root for their love-story, making the premise of the film almost redundant. But perhaps the biggest argument for Kapoor\u2019 being a liability in The Zoya Factor<\/em> is that the actress\u2019s stereotypical portrayal of the \u201cklutzy\u201d heroine is starting to border on the offensive. She has a tendency to only play bumbling misfits (as evidenced in Khoobsurat<\/em>) like caricatures, making them dumber and more vapid than they are usually required to be. As a result, Zoya comes across as hollow and unnecessarily annoying, stripped off both an inner life and complexity. It isn\u2019t that Kapoor isn\u2019t a sincere actress; it\u2019s just that her inability to evoke range is now threatening to rob the simple joys of watching a well-crafted romantic comedy.<\/span>\n\nMoreover, The Zoya Factor\u2019s<\/i><\/span> insipidness is especially distressing, given that Chauhan\u2019s novel is a faultless story to adapt for the screen. It merges three of the country\u2019s greatest delights \u2013 cricket, superstition, and serendipitous romance \u2013 in a way that is meant to take a jab at our collective irrationalities without mocking them. But in Sharma\u2019s hands (the screenplay and dialogue duties are shared by Neha Sharma, Pradhuman Singh, and Chauhan), the film stops short of mining any commentary from these various threads. Sharma remains too taken by the hilarity of the setting and heightens up the proceedings, that results in a parody that isn’t incisive or clever enough to be a satire. For instance, <\/span>The Zoya Factor <\/span><\/i>never delves deep into the irony of a patriarchal country traditionally exalting women as bearers of \u201cgood luck\u201d. Likewise, Sharma seems detached in his take on cricket, never quite making up his mind (the sport is compared to a \u201cdisease\u201d and a \u201cjoke\u2019) on whether he wants to use it as a device to call out conservative mindsets or as a generic distraction.<\/span>\n\nThe undeniable victim of the film’s inherent confusion is Dulquer Salmaan, an actor whose unrelenting handsomeness and arresting screen presence is the closest resemblance to the essence of Chauhan\u2019s universe. On his part, Salmaan manages to lend a striking self-assurance to his performance as Nikhil Khoda, the most in-demand member of the Indian cricket team, without taking himself seriously. There\u2019s a particularly affecting scene late into <\/span>The Zoya Factor,<\/span><\/i> where after fighting the idea of superstition motivating his team, Khoda finds himself tempted to give into the belief that Zoya\u2019s luck is solely responsible for their changing fortunes, that conveys more depth than what the film musters in its entire runtime. Yet more than anything, <\/span>The Zoya Factor<\/span><\/i> feels especially let down by Sharma\u2019s insistence to take refuge in crowd-pleasing spoofy filmmaking, which after a while gets too laboured, too on-the-nose, and too silly to even be entertaining. And after 137 minutes, watching the film feels like an exercise in repeatedly asking yourself: Exactly, how long do we have to wait until Bollywood can remember how to make a decent romantic comedy?<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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