Aishwarya Rai’s Sarbjit Movie Review & Rating Hit or Flop Talk

Sarbjit movie review
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Sarbjit Movie Review: Sarbjit is a Bollywood Movie Which is directed by Omung Kumar and Jointly Produced by Vashu Bhagnani, Bhushan Kumar, Sandeep Singh, Omung Kumar, Deepshikha Deshmukh, Krishan Kumar, Jackky Bhagnani and Rajesh Singh Under the Banners of Pooja Entertainment, T-Series, and Legend Studios Pvt. Ltd. The Movie Features Randeep Hooda and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in lead roles, with Richa Chadha and Darshan Kumaar essaying supporting 

Sarbjit Movie Story/Plot:

The Story for this movie portrays Sarbjit Singh (Randeep Hooda) who lives in a village near Punjab with his wife Sukhpreet (Richa Chadha), sister Dalbir Kaur (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan), and father. He also has two daughters Poonam Kaur (Ankita Shrivastav) and Swapandeep Kaur. Sarbjit was a farmer who worked on other farms and earns a livelihood.
 
One day he gets arrested by the Pakistani army for crossing the border unknowingly. He is tortured in the Pakistani jail to death and convicted as an Indian Spy and named as the person behind bomb blasts in Lahore city of Pakistan. He is alleged as Manjit Singh in Pakistan who is the main culprit behind the blasts. Government rules of two countries India and Pakistan which took the life of an innocent.

Sarbjit Movie Review:

Sarbjit is a landmark movie with great performances and a superb narrative. the actors have given their best performances. The Movie opened to a positive response at the 69th Cannes Film Festival, but critics in India have given a mixed response.
 
Performance: Coming to the performances of Sarbjit’s star cast, Randeep is the ultimate winner among all. From delivering their Punjabi accent fluently to his impeccable acting (especially during the jail sequences), he truly won our hearts. Considering the hype created around Aishwarya’s character, our expectations of the gorgeous beauty were quite high. There were a few scenes, which needed the fluent Punjabi accent, but she fell flat.
 
However, you can feel the immense pain of a sister in Aishwarya’s eyes and her expressions throughout the film. There, Aishwarya shines! Most of Sarbjit’s sequences showcase painful incidents, but there are a few happy moments in Dalbir & Sarabjit’s life and their sweet sibling fight will warm the cockles of your heart. Richa Chadha & Darshan Kumar are mere side actors in the film and they don’t have much to do in the film.
 
Sarbjit Music: There is a Total of 9 Songs in this movie. Salamat, Nindiya, Dard, Rabba, Allah Hu Allah, Tung Lak, Meherbaan, Barsan Laagi, Mera Junoon. The music for this movie is composed by Amaal Mallik, Jeet Gannguli, Shail-Pritesh, Tanishk Bagchi, and Shashi Shivam. The first song of this movie “Salamat” was released on 18th April 2016. 
 
Technicalities: Coming to the direction of the film, as we mentioned above, we praise the effort and thought of Omung Kumar for bringing out such a unique kind of biopics. But the overuse of melodrama and lectures ended up making the film look draggy and in spite of having a touching storyline, many shots of the film went untouched. There is a scene, wherein Sarbjit meets his family in jail for the first time after years and it’s natural that the audience expects a really heart-rending conversation among them, which again just didn’t come out effectively on the screen! Verdict: Sarbjit could have been better, but it turns out to be a flawed story-telling that fails to connect with the audience. But you can give it a shot for Randeep Hooda’s outstanding performance.

Sarbjit Movie Rating: 3/5

Verdict: Sarbjit could have been better, but it turns out to be a flawed story-telling that fails to connect with the audience. But you can give it a shot for Randeep Hooda’s outstanding performance.
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