Cast – Prithviraj Sukumaran, Kajol, Ibrahem Ali Khan,
Boman Irani, and Others
Director – Kayoze Irani
Duration – 2 Hours and 17 Minutes
Where To Watch – Jio Hotstar
Review
Nowadays, whenever we hear about any Army or Navy movie, the
first question that comes to the mind of the audience is whether there is any
Pakistani angle in it, and thank God, there is no intention of it. This movie
focuses on the life of an army officer, where on one side there is his country,
and on the other side there is his son. Now, in the process of solving this
confusion, what happens in his life is the soul of the story, and due to which
the fun of watching the movie doubles. The confusion between a father
and an army man is shown very well, and with that, a combination of
relationships and doubt is formed in the film, which adds an element of thrill
to the story, helping to maintain the pace of the film.
Pacy
Story and Screenplay
The story
may be simple, but its screenplay is interesting, which is highly focused on a
soldier who has to save his country and also take care of his family, but there
are many leads in the story, whether it is Prithviraj Sukumar, Kajol, or
Ibrahim Ali Khan. The director has kept the screenplay very tight, which is fun
to watch. See, the topic of terrorism is not new for Bollywood, but he added a
tadka of family drama, which worked well for the film that adding a layer of
emotions in the movie despite the story and screenplay character writing also being
a shining point of the movie. There are small twists in between that keep the
audience engaged.
Acting Performance
This is
Ibrahim Ali Khan's second movie after Naadaaniyan, and his acting has improved
a lot in this movie, although he doesn't have a big role. Whatever he has done
is fine, but I would also like to say that his best work is yet to come. There
is no need to tell Kajol how brilliant an actress she is, and she has again
delivered a fabulous performance as a mother. Along with her, Prithviraj
Sukumaran's work is excellent, and Boman Irani is also in the movie; although
he has a small role, he has done a good job.7 All the actors in the supporting
cast have done their job well, but again, I am saying that mostly the film
revolves around a family - a mother, father, and their son.
Direction
and Technical Aspects
Kayoze
Irani's direction is good. He has blended a terrorism story and family drama
very well. Along with this, a lot of scenes in the film have been shot in
Kashmir, so the film is very beautiful to watch on the screen, and the film has
been released on OTT, so the production value is good. The background score is
also good. There is a little bit of action, but it is fine. Kayoze Irani's direction is good. He
has blended a terrorism story and family drama very well. Along with this, a
lot of violence in the film has been shot in Kashmir, so the film is very
beautiful to look at, and the film has been released on OTT, so the production
value is good. The background score is also good. There is some action that is
fine. The film is 2 hours and 17 minutes long, so the editing is also good.
Conclusion
To summarize, Sarzameen can be an interesting choice to watch this weekend, offering an amusing blend of family and terrorism. The film is enhanced by an evenly fabulous performance by Kajol and Prithiviraj Sukumaran, and is directed by Kayoze Irani with finesse. This combination makes for an enjoyable one-time
watch experience.
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