Its portrayal of the horrific authoritarian father who imposes his decisions on his son and chases him away from his dreams is extremely intense. The film's linear plot is filled with heart-wrecking scenes. Rohan flees himself and his younger brother -from the strangling shadows of his father- to follow his passion of becoming a writer in the City of Dreams. Udaan is an astonishing tale of retrieval and repossession of self. Kabir Khan, Chak De India Source: The Indian Express 7. Mujhe states ke naam na sunai dete hai na dikhai dete hai…Sirf ek mulk ka naam sunai deta hai: I-N-D-I-A! And from this we know that Chak De! is another Bollywood movie worthy of global recognition. The movie revived patriotic fervour, stirred interest in Hockey, India's National game, and sensitised people to watch sports without gender bias. Dejected Kabir decides to make a return and avenge his lost honour by becoming the Coach of the Women's Hockey Team, which is also constantly sidelined and undermined by the authorities. He is removed from his post as a captain, trolled out of proportion, and is forced to abandon his hometown with his mother.
Kabir Khan becomes a victim of religious bias when he is falsely accused of siding with Pakistan in the Men's Hockey Worldcup. Chak De! IndiaĬhak De! India is an exceptional multi-layered movie. Rajouri suna hai? Apne honeymoon pe akele aayi hoon! Without second thoughts, it deserves appreciation from all around the world. The movie is message-driven, inspiring, and wholesome. Aloof, nervous, and alone - for the first time in her life - Rani finds the company of people who become a catalyst in her road to self-discovery. Depressed Rani makes a remarkable decision to go on a honeymoon all by herself. Rani, an innocent, gullible Punjabi girl living in Delhi, is betrothed to a seemingly, career-driven Vijay who breaks off their wedding, an evening before the ceremony. Queen is an extraordinary tale of a woman's journey from complete dependence to empowering independence. Shaalu Gupta, Masaan Source: Vaibhav Anday - Medium Blog 5.
It is yet another visionary movie worthy of an Oscar. Masaan remains a highly underrated movie, it deserves more recognition.
This strikingly powerful movie weaves some heart-rending scenes and ends on a poignant note for a plausibly good future. Where Devi Pathak is being held on a noose for indulging in pre-marital sex, Deepak is falling in love with a high caste Hindu girl to enter a relationship that is doomed from the very beginning within the context he operates. The movie follows two seemingly different plot lines that converge at the end to birth a composite reality. The movie juggles between life and death, casteism and sexism to mirror a grave reality that still exists in our country. Masaan is another archetype of the kind of that new-age cinema Bollywood has embraced. The Common Man, A Wednesday Source: Blu-ray 4. Bheed toh dekhi hogi na aapne? Bheed mein se koi ek shakal chun lijiye.Main woh hoon Inspired by the 2006 Mumbai train bombings, this low-budget immensely powerful film was worthy of Oscar. This thought-provoking story brings forth the pent-up resentment of a common man who is plagued with terrorism and a redundant and delayed approach to justice. He threatens the Mumbai police with bombing five cities for failure to follow his orders. This civilian becomes the harbinger of awakening from a bureaucrat system of operation. The call comes from an ordinary man who is frustrated at the incompetence of the authorities in killing terrorists who have bombed cities and ended innocent lives. A WednesdayĪ Police Commissioner due for retirement receives an ambiguous phone call that becomes his case of a lifetime. Rizwan Khan, My Name Is Khan Source: Bollywood Hungama 3. toh uski maut ke saath saari insaaniyat ki bhi maut ho jaati hai. It would bring anyone to tears and fill them up with a sense of empathy until they're brimming. My Name is Khan is inspiring, moving, and compelling. The heartbreaking tale follows the life of exceedingly adorable Rizwan Khan - an autistic - who seeks to avenge his son's death by proclaiming "My name is Khan and I am not a terrorist" to the US President in person. The spread of Islamophobia subsequent to 9/11 was a nightmare for Muslims around the world, especially those who were in the United States. This is exactly the deep-rooted context of My Name Is Khan. Imagine living life under the perpetual fear of being cast off as a terrorist. Ajay Rathod, Rang De Basanti Source: IMDb 2.
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