Shershaah Movie Review: Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani movies lack "josh"

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Thursday, 12th August 2021

Shershaah looked at Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, produced by Dharma Production, with the aim of using this line to make money. Shershaah was inspired by the life of the decorated Param Vir Chakra officer, Captain Vikram Batra, a famous Indian military officer who sacrificed his life while fighting for the country during the Kargil War in 1999. Sidharth Malhotra played Vikram Batra and his brother Vishal Batra in the movie, and Kiara Advani played the dimple Vikram fell in love with.

The first half of movie highlights Vikram's two stages before serving the country. The young Vikram is gorgeous and a little steamy. The creator used the first half to show the overflowing romance and relationship between Dimple and Vikram, who were university classmates at Punjab University in Chandigarh. With the development of the film, it has changed from a sweet college romance to a promise beyond life and a patriotic film. However, in the final analysis, it is a love story engraved in the heart. Especially for laymen, the film recalls the dimple Chima, who was unable to marry after her martyrdom, and continues to live her life as the widow of Captain Vikram Batra.

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Sidharth puts a lot of effort into getting into the character's skin, unfortunately it doesn't seem to be easy. Sidharth looks a little clumsy. As a stupid, hot Punjabi boy, he sometimes fascinates you with his strong personality because he shows how soldiers face danger.

There are few scenes, as Siddhartha's promise can be seen, but the clumsy script obscures the impact and plays a killing role.

Kiara looks as cute as Dimple in most scenes, and she makes you excited in the last scene. The chemical reaction between Sidharth and Kiara is delicious, although incomplete.

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With a patriotic and romantic story, the creator could have handled the script and dialogue with more serious intentions. Disappointingly, there is not much dialogue in this film that will leave an indelible mark on the audience, no dialogue.

Director Vishnu Varadhan spent a lot of time establishing their love story, which occupies an important place in the film. Few scenes are very predictable, and sometimes it becomes a chore to sit and watch them.

Emotion is aroused but fails to reach its potential. The main reasons for the disconnect are the loose script, the graphics and performance of the actors' characters, and the almost no visualization of strategies in the war scenes.

The last 10 minutes attracted your attention, but it was too late. Supporting roles include Shiv Panditt, Raj Arjun, Pranay Pachauri, Himanshu Ashok Malhotra, Nikitin Dheer, Anil Charanjeett, Sahil Vaid, Shataf Figar and Pawan Chopra. They try to play their part well with limited scripts and trivial dialogue participation.

Perhaps the problem with this movie is that it walks a tightrope between romantic movies and patriotic depictions of war heroes. Movies are a reflection of our society, and the sacrifice of Captain Vikram Bartra will surely excite you. But at the end of Shershaah, it doesn't treat any type of it completely fairly. Despite these mistakes, it is important to make movies about the lives of heroes in real life more frequently so that this generation will remember them in the right spirit.

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