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Kedarnath (2018)
| 1h 56min | Drama, Romance |
| 1h 56min | Drama, Romance |
Director: Abhishek Kapoor
Writers: Abhishek Kapoor (story), Kanika Dhillon (story) | 1 more credit »
Stars: Sushant Singh Rajput, Sara Ali Khan, Nitish Bharadwaj |
Writers: Abhishek Kapoor (story), Kanika Dhillon (story) | 1 more credit »
Stars: Sushant Singh Rajput, Sara Ali Khan, Nitish Bharadwaj |
Kedarnath_(2018)_[Hindi]_[BluRay x264 480p 400MB]
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Storyline.
A Hindu-Muslim love story, Kedarnath portrays how a Muslim pithoo saves a Hindu tourist from the Uttrakhand floods at the pilgrimage,
and the love that eventually develops between them.
In this telling of so-called “love jihad”, I would have like Mukku and Mansoor to be at least equals. But Kedarnath often dips into Bollywood’s cinematic cliches to create good Muslim characters,
but it also rises the emotional quotient high at several points to convey its message of humanity and harmony.
Kedarnath celebrates Shiva and all his rousing iconography with the help of cinematographer Tushar Kanti Ray’s very sharp camerawork and Amitabh Bhattacharya-Amit Trivedi’s jugalbandi on songs that use the Shiva chant to great effect.
The almost 10-minute long flood sequence, a tandav of elements, which employs nature’s fury to convey the anger of the gods, is quite stunning.
Like all past and future heroines, Sara wears cotton salwar kameez even when people all around her are shivering and covered from head to toe in warm woollens.
But when she is sad, she gets a shawl.
Despite these small problems, the film’s strength lies in the character who create its world.
All of them are nicely written and assigned to very good actors. Nitish Bharadwaj is especially good,
but Nishant Dahiya, whose dialogue delivery is controlled but powerful,
is excellent. He exudes from his slender frame that aggressive Hindutva which always carries the threat violence.
Sushant Singh Rajput’s character is a sum total of old Bollywood clichés.
There’s a deliberate invisibilisation of Mansoor’s Muslim identity while the film celebrates Hinduism in all its glory.
Sushant pulls his mouth too much, often spoiling some nice scenes, and his inept acting makes Sara sparkle even more.
Mukku, powered by Sara’s own forceful personality and spunk, stays true to her character till the end.
Sara has some rather awkward, difficult scenes and though this is her debut, she carries them very well.
In some of these scenes I saw glimpses of Amrita Singh from Chameli Ki Shaadi, and in some I felt as if she was channelling Geet from Jab We Met.
Desipte that Mukku was entirely a character created by Sara in ways that were intelligent and memorable. The Singhs, Tagores,
Khans and Kapoors must raise a toast to her, and welcome the arrival of a star who can also act.
and the love that eventually develops between them.
In this telling of so-called “love jihad”, I would have like Mukku and Mansoor to be at least equals. But Kedarnath often dips into Bollywood’s cinematic cliches to create good Muslim characters,
but it also rises the emotional quotient high at several points to convey its message of humanity and harmony.
Kedarnath celebrates Shiva and all his rousing iconography with the help of cinematographer Tushar Kanti Ray’s very sharp camerawork and Amitabh Bhattacharya-Amit Trivedi’s jugalbandi on songs that use the Shiva chant to great effect.
The almost 10-minute long flood sequence, a tandav of elements, which employs nature’s fury to convey the anger of the gods, is quite stunning.
Like all past and future heroines, Sara wears cotton salwar kameez even when people all around her are shivering and covered from head to toe in warm woollens.
But when she is sad, she gets a shawl.
Despite these small problems, the film’s strength lies in the character who create its world.
All of them are nicely written and assigned to very good actors. Nitish Bharadwaj is especially good,
but Nishant Dahiya, whose dialogue delivery is controlled but powerful,
is excellent. He exudes from his slender frame that aggressive Hindutva which always carries the threat violence.
Sushant Singh Rajput’s character is a sum total of old Bollywood clichés.
There’s a deliberate invisibilisation of Mansoor’s Muslim identity while the film celebrates Hinduism in all its glory.
Sushant pulls his mouth too much, often spoiling some nice scenes, and his inept acting makes Sara sparkle even more.
Mukku, powered by Sara’s own forceful personality and spunk, stays true to her character till the end.
Sara has some rather awkward, difficult scenes and though this is her debut, she carries them very well.
In some of these scenes I saw glimpses of Amrita Singh from Chameli Ki Shaadi, and in some I felt as if she was channelling Geet from Jab We Met.
Desipte that Mukku was entirely a character created by Sara in ways that were intelligent and memorable. The Singhs, Tagores,
Khans and Kapoors must raise a toast to her, and welcome the arrival of a star who can also act.
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