Ram Setu Movie Review: It Is Neither A Great Film Nor A Very Bad One Read Our Full Review
Star Cast: Akshay Kumar, Nushrratt Bharuccha, Jacqueline Fernandez, Satyadev Kancharana, Jeniffer Piccinato, Nassar, Pravesh Rana
Director: Abhishek Sharma
Where To Watch: In Theaters
Filmyhype.com Ratings: 3/5 (three stars) [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”]
After the feelings about Shri Ram in our country, if a film comes in the name of Shri Ram and talks about Ram Setu related to him, then it is not a big deal to discuss about this film. But can only Ram’s name cross the road of the film? You will know this in this review. The film Ram Setu is another new introduction to the new generation of Indian cinema, which is interested in folk tales like Kantara. Director Ayan Mukerji started this work in Hindi cinema, and he too had to face the hate campaign on social media around Da Vinci Code but not the same. The year isn’t over yet and actor Akshay Kumar hasn’t received any good news at the box office since his last hit Sooryavanshi. Just before Sooryavanshi, a flop film Bellbottom and Sooryavanshi, after three consecutive flops at the ticket window, Bachchan Pandey was released on Holi, followed by Samrat Prithviraj and then Raksha Bandhan released on Rakhi.
The film Ram Setu is the last bridge of this year to maintain the brand value of Akshay Kumar in Hindi cinema. There has been a long tradition abroad of making suspense and thriller films by mixing mythology with modern thinking. And the most interesting example of this tradition was the film Da Vinci Code by director Ron Howard. In this film starring Tom Hanks, all such incidents related to the origin of Christianity were threaded into a modern story, Due to which many organizations of the Christian community opposed the film all over the world. This film is considered a hallmark of American democracy and its cinematic freedom. Director Abhishek Sharma is carrying forward this sequence of coincidence of the past and Naveen from the film Ram Setu.
Ram Setu Movie Review: The Story
is the story of Ram Setu which the government wants to bring down because it is coming in the way of a big project of a big businessman. Now this businessman wants Archaeologist and atheist Akshay Kumar to prove that Ram Setu was not built by Shri Ram. It is made by itself i.e. it is natural. Now what will Akshay Kumar do and how will he do it? Will the existence of Shri Ram’s bridge be proved and how will it happen? This is the basic story of this film.
The biggest strength of this film is that Shriram’s name is associated with this film, and this is the only strength of this film. The biggest drawback of this film is the story and screenplay which could have been better. Could have been much better. Sometimes the film looks like a documentary. There seems to be a lack of entertainment in the film. Had the story been told a little better, you would have connected more with this film. Even the climax scene can’t bind you like that. The emotion doesn’t arouse as you expect. One good thing about the film is that the film is clean. You can easily watch it with your family. And children should also show this film. So that they come to know about Shri Ram and Ram Setu. The location of the film is good Graphics is fine.
The film Ram Setu is another new introduction to the new generation of Indian cinema, which is interested in folk tales like ‘Kantara’. Director Ayan Mukerji started this work in Hindi cinema and he too had to face the hate campaign on social media around Da Vinci Code but not the same. Abhishek Sharma is in a slightly better position in this matter. Producer and director Chandra Prakash Dwivedi has been with him, who has been researching Indian mythology for a long time to guide him step by step. However, in his previous film Samrat Prithviraj, Akshay Kumar failed to impress the audience as a Rajput king. Akshay Kumar is at that juncture in his career, from where he goes, he can repeat Mithun Chakraborty’s late cinema journey or take lessons from Amitabh Bachchan’s film ‘Mohabbatein’ and continue his charisma for another two-three decades. In the film Ram Setu, his fans are seen trying to find answers to these questions.
Ram Setu Movie Review and Analysis
One of the biggest weaknesses of Akshay Kumar’s recent films has been the trailers of his films. Apart from the previous films released in theatres, people who have seen the trailers of Akshay’s OTT-released films Lakshmi Bomb, Atrangi Re and Cuttputlli in the meantime, For them, after watching, nothing better is seen in the film than this. Even after revealing the entire story of the film in the trailer itself, the interest of the general audience in Akshay Kumar’s films is continuously decreasing. The film Ram Setu, being released on three thousand screens across the country on the next day of Diwali, could have been a great film made with a budget of 100 crores, but while watching the film, its budget of more than two hundred crores would be remembered again and again. And it is also remembered that more than half of this is going to go to Akshay Kumar.
The story of film Ram Setu is the story of finding that bridge, a symbol of the Hindu faith, which came under question in the court, whose existence was questioned by the representatives of the previous governments. Keeping the political campaigns away, it is interesting to watch the film Ram Setu. An archaeologist has set out to find the Ram Setu, which is mentioned in all the stories of Lord Shri Ram. Rama, along with his assistants, who went out in search of his wife Sita, had built a bridge in the sea from Rameswaram, the southern tip of the country to the neighbouring country of Sri Lanka, and this bridge was made of such stones, which did not sink in water. The film establishes the existence of this Ram Setu and also establishes that the stories going on in beliefs are not mere fantasies. white beard, and Seeing Akshay Kumar with long hair, it seems that this guy is educated. He is knowledgeable of history and despite being an atheist, he has faith in his work and there is no greater worship in the world than deeds.
The opening half hour of the film can remind you of the film ‘National Treasure’ again and again. In this case, the second artist who impresses the film is Satyadev. Nasir found nothing new to do among the rest of the cast. Jacqueline’s film story has never been a story of acting. Despite chanting Lanka repeatedly throughout the story, Jacqueline, being from Sri Lanka, is not playing the character there. Nusrat might have done this film just in the name of Akshay. There has never been a story of acting. Despite chanting Lanka repeatedly throughout the story, Jacqueline, being from Sri Lanka, is not playing the character there. Nusrat might have done this film just in the name of Akshay. There has never been a story of acting. Despite chanting Lanka repeatedly throughout the story, Jacqueline, being from Sri Lanka, is not playing the character there. Nusrat might have done this film just in the name of Akshay.
Director Abhishek Sharma has tried to illuminate the entire film in the glow of Akshay Kumar’s aura only and only. This mess of his writing of putting an excessive burden on his hero has been going on continuously. New directors of Hindi cinema are constantly forgetting how big a role small characters play in developing a story. To rest the entire film on only the hero of the film is too much with that hero too. Artists trust their abilities and to maintain that trust, Abhishek must include some people in his writing team along with his films with whom he can argue, fight and then develop a new bridge of mutual understanding. Can you the technical team is average? Daniel B. George has tried to design the sound according to the mood of the film, but his notes do not flow in the same way in the scenes of Earth, Water and Sky. Rameshwar Bhagat’s editing is sluggish. Yes, Asim’s cinematography has gone a long way in keeping the film full of mystery and thrill.
Letting go of VFX, the film is very heavy. It doesn’t have the festive fun and chatter. The first weekend of the film is going to be of six days at the box office and its fate will be decided by the film’s strength by Sunday. Akshay Kumar looks good in this role. Growing beard and big hair… Akshay is freezing in this. However, one of the reasons for this is that Akshay comes 4 to 5 times in a year and we also get bored seeing the same Akshay Kumar. So here Akshay’s look is a bit different. Akshay has also played well in this role. Jacqueline Fernandez is fine and even if she was not in the film, it would not have mattered. The same is the case with Nushrat Bharucha. His role is less. South’s actor Satya Dev is in an important role in the film, and he impresses.
Ram Setu Movie Review: The Last Words
There is an anthem of Shri Ram in the film, which comes last. It should have been used before. Overall, this is a fine film. One can call it a time watch. It is neither a great film nor a very bad one. So, if you want to watch a clean film with children, then you can watch this film. Abhishek has made films like Tere Bin Laden. But here he didn’t seem to have worked well on the script. The film gives you information, but somewhere between logic and faith, it is not able to strike the balance that was expected. The film doesn’t leave an impression on you like PK or Oh My God.
