Saina Movie Review: Not a Film It’s a Emotion That Stuck You With Seats

Movie Review: Saina

Stars: Nayesha Kaur Bhatoye, Parineeti Chopra, Meghna Malik, Manav Kaul, Ehsaan Naqvi, Shubharajyoti, Ankur etc.

Writer: Amol Gupte, Amitosh Nagpal

Director: Amol Gupte

Producers: Bhushan Kumar, Krishna Kumar, Sujay Jayaraj and Rhesh Shah

Rating: 4/5 Stars

Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra’s film Saina has been in the news since the announcement. The film is a biopic of badminton star Saina Nehwal, in which Parineeti has worked hard to play her role. Hindi cinema is in love with a biopic. Don’t know how much it is, how much strength it is. The film can be made in two ways. A story gets stuck in the mind of a director or the director reaches a story by putting his mind. The difference between the two is the same in a classic biopic and a common biopic. As soon as director Amol Gupte’s name comes to mind, the first story of his first film Taare Zameen Par is flashed. He is an amazing director. The technicians are also very good. They are not involved in storytelling through the camera. He should just take his own break for how much he should walk in his film and how much he liked the audience.

Story

Saina Nehwal was born to Harvir Singh Nehwal and Usha Rani Nehwal, who hail from Haryana. Saina made history in 2015 when she became the first Indian woman and second Indian to achieve the world No.1 ranking in badminton after Prakash Padukone. 31-year-old Saina is not an idiot today. Saina gives her parents whatever they are today. The film also looks at many more aspects of his life.

Saina Nehwal was injured due to injury, due to which she had to stay at home for a long time. During this, Saina’s mother gave him courage and said, ‘You are Saina Nehwal. You are a lioness. Do not let the world and media think wrong about you. Doubting oneself is the biggest enemy. Do not let Saka get home in your heart. ‘ There is a mother who wants to see her daughter become number 1 in the world and this is where Saina starts.

The film shows how at the age of 12, Saina is very happy with her runner-up medal but annoyed by her mother slaps her. His mother believes that those who get second place in the world of sports have no merit. That’s when Saina’s father defends her. After this, Saina works on her shortcomings and improves herself.

In the film, Saina is portrayed as a straightforward girl. Whose parents always support her, have a loving sister, are good friends and always have a supportive husband. Amol Gupte has tried his best to do justice to the character of India’s Shan Saina Nehwal. The film will serve to inspire the youth, although in some places the film could have been made better.

The first part of Saina Nehwal’s film ‘Saina’, in which her character is played by a real badminton player, Nayesha, is amazing. His service, his lightning fluttering in the middle of the side line, catching the shuttle from near the net and smashing the volley on the other side, are every breath stopping his breath. It does not seem that you are watching the film. This is exactly what a biopic does. I feel that if Saina is not big and if she is big then she should grow up playing just like this. But this is Hindi cinema. Here the film is rarely thought of without a hero or heroine. Parineeti arrives in the film. People’s expectations seem to be extinguished. However, Parineeti has left no stone unturned in hard work. Simply, the matter is beyond his reach here too.

The Performances

Direct Amol Gupte of the film has done excellent work with the actors. Nisha Kaur, who played Saina’s childhood, also played the role of badminton star well. At the same time, for actress Parineeti Chopra, Saina’s role play was quite challenging because she does not come from any sports background, but she worked hard for ‘Saina’ which is seen in the film. In a short time, Parineeti has worked on everything from body language to showing player’s emotions.

Parineeti Chopra is an artist who has gone on to become a great actress. The heroine that Yash Raj Films has launched, will be making its exit in Hindi cinema within a month, in one of three films ‘The Girl on the Train’, ‘Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar’ and ‘Saina’, who thought Will happen. Parineeti Aflatoon is a human being. The artist is also an all-rounder. Even on the shooting set, he has the feeling of being his surname Chopra. She performs well during interviews etc. Swag also shows the whole. Just like that natural swag cannot be done in front of the camera. However, the film ‘Saina’ does not falter only with his presence, it is not so, Amol Gupte has not deliberately put a lot of things in the film’s screenplay as well.

Direction and Music

The film ‘Saina’ is technically a great film in most departments. Amitosh Nagpal’s dialogues are very sharp and sharp. A Haryanvi mother is going to get good results for writing such excellent dialogues. Piyush Shah has kept the placement, lighting and movement of the camera very accurate according to a sports film. His camera seems to work as an important character in the film. Deepa Bhatia’s similar fingers are also in the video editing of the film. The film is weak in terms of sound design and music. Amal Malik is the composer of the film, but no such song has been made in the film so that the audience can feel the soul of the film directly.

The Final Verdict

Saina grew up as a winner from childhood. In such a situation, there is no such struggle that touches the heart of the audience. However, Amol Gupte constantly tries to show Saina a ‘lioness’ throughout the film. She has a good story about ‘poster girl of India’ for her film Badminton. There is also no doubt that this film could have been more memorable. But it is rarely seen in the sense of motivating the youth.