Sarabjit : Movie Review

                                                        

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What happens when a normal rural man crosses the India Pakistan border accidently??

The whole movie answers this question. Right from the brutality to the inhumane activities that the Pakistani soldiers do to this Indian villager pinches our heart and a guaranteed emotional attachment starts budding up for audience towards the main protagonist, the credit goes to Omung Kumar who had beautifully tried to convey a tragic yet inspiring story of sarabjit to the audience.

A man living a simple and a very normal life ends up into a trap when he accidently while being drunk crosses the border of India and enters into Lahore(Pakistan). A so called border irritates me because some milestones put in a line is designated as a border instead of atleast attaching some wires in line around them.

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The whole story starts from the so-called border crossing of Sarabjit while being drunk singing the ‘Jai Jai Shiv Shankar’ song  who is then suddenly captured and is tossed into the Pakistani prison.

The very convincing acting of Randeep Hooda makes you realize the pain and brutality that Sarabjit went through.

Now the story revolves around Dalbir (Aishwarya), sister of Sarabjit, Sukh(Richa),wife of  Sarabjit, and two little girl’s plea for the Indian Government to take some action and fight against the same government for not taking any action in Sarabjit’s case.

The flow through which the film takes its audience is commendable.

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In Pakistan during the same time Sarabjit is forced to accept that he is Ranjit Singh Mattoo, an Indian accused of terrorist attacks in Pakistan. Sarabjit unwillingly agrees that he is the man named Ranjit who was behind the terrorist attacks in Pakistan although his subconscious didn’t want to accept that but his conscious knew about the physical pain the body was going through. When the accused surrenders no  better proof is required, a death sentence is declared for Sarabjit by the Pakistani court, conforming the spark in the adamant sister to take her brother back home.

How she deals with this situation?? What do the Pakistani plotters have in mind for Sarabjit?? How misinterpretations lead to psychological breakdowns  to the family?? Watch this emotional yet inspiring story of Sarabjit and come out with a full paisa vasool feeling as a viewer.

                                             

A.T.M review rating : 3.5/5

Story/Writer by:-	Utkarshini Vashishtha
Directed by:-	Omung Kumar
Producer by:-	Sandeep Singh, Deepshika Deshmukh, Omung Kumar, Vashu Bhagnani, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar
Music by:-	Jeet Gannguli, Amaal Mallik, Shail-Pritesh, Tanishk Bagchi, Shashi Shivam
Cinematography:-	Kiran Deohans
Editing by:-	Rajesh Pandey
Studio / Distributor:-	N/A
Language:-	Hindi
Budget	N/A

Star-Cast & Role
Randeep Hooda	–:as:–	Sarbjit
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan	–:as:–	Dalbir Kaur(Sarabjit’s Sister)
Richa Chadha	–:as:–	Sukhpreet Kaur(Sarabjit’s Wife)
Shiwani Saini	–:as:–	Swapan
Ankur Bhatia	–:as:–	Baldev
Ankita Shrivastav	–:as:–	Poonam
Charanpreet Singh	–:as:–	Sanjay
Ram Murti Sharma	–:as:–	Daarji