Yodha Review: Siddharth Malhotra becomes the box office 'Yodha', the great debut of Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha

Karan Johar has given opportunity to many new talents as a producer. Since the recognizable faces among these are from film families, people gravitate towards them more. This time Karan has brought two new promising films in 'Yoddha' towards which people have received very little attention till now. But, after this film, both of them seem to be successful in writing their names among the capable directors of Hindi cinema as well as among the new choice of directors. Karan Johar has given a big opportunity to Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha, who have been honing their skills under the tutelage of new-age directors like Aditya Dhar and Siddharth Anand, by handing over the responsibility of directing the film 'Yodha' and both of them have proved it in their very first film. That if producers are with them, they too have the potential to make films like 'Pathan' and 'Jawaan'.

film beyond expectations

To be honest, the marketing team of the film has not done any work to arouse interest in watching the film 'Yoddha' till the day of the film's release. Even after touring Sidharth Malhotra in different cities across the country, the hype of this film has not been created in the right direction. The film 'Yodha' is the first perfect suspense, action thriller of this year. The film, which starts with zero percent expectations, gets 80 out of 100 by the time it reaches its conclusion, so the biggest credit for this goes to both the directors of the film. The script of the film is so tight and layered that the viewer remains constantly entangled in solving its puzzles. Sidharth Malhotra's acting ability has its limits, but this time he has tried to go beyond them. The biggest strong point of the film is the good roles given to its three lead actresses.

Three Ladies and a Hero

There are three women in the story of the film 'Yoddha'. One holds a senior position in the Government of India. The second is an air hostess and the third is a pilot. There is a warrior at the center of all three stories. Warriors i.e. a team of brave fighters of sea, land, and air forces who can attack the enemy under any circumstances and destroy his intentions. Their leader has inherited courage from his father. At the martyr's memorial, he caresses his father's name. He calls his wife Mrs. Katyal and recognizes airplane parts as if he had studied aeronautical engineering in college. The story moves forward like a frog jumping in its timeline and after reaching the real issue, it traps the audience in such a way that the audience is left with no other option but to land with the story at the climax.

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Two new directors, both strong directors

How much confidence the makers of Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha's film 'Yoddha' must have had, will be known in the interviews to come after its release, but this film, which was first prepared for release on 7th July last year and then on 8th December, Now why has it been released on March 15, there is a story of Hindi cinema also hidden in this entire timeline. Last year, Hindi cinema embraced the series of action stories revolving round and round like a jalebi soaked in the syrup of patriotism through films like 'Pathan', 'Jawaan', 'And Gadar 2', its new love is the film 'Yoddha'. '. There is no hero like Shahrukh Khan or Sunny Deol in the film, but after the release of this film, Siddharth Malhotra is no less than them. The new generation audience has now found an action hero of their age. Where Tiger and Karthik have failed, Siddharth has made his mark.

Characters in the story and story in the characters

Its three actors Raashi Khanna, Disha Patani, and Sunny Hinduja have done a good job of keeping the mystery and thrill of this film, which reinstates Sidharth Malhotra on the big screen, till the end. Sagar Ambre created a stir within the house by showing Rashi Khanna working in the Secretariat of the Government of India from the beginning. This internal conflict also provides an undercurrent to the film. Disha Patani's job is usually to look beautiful in a film, but when she is seen in a saree for the first time in the film, then the matter becomes somewhat interesting. And, as Disha's character moves towards her true direction, the matter also becomes interesting. Both of them have played their characters very seriously and without overacting. Sunny Hinduja got an important role as the main villain in a Hindi film in the role of Jalal, a terrorist sitting on the other side of the border. Sunny's credibility in cinema has increased with the recently released web series 'Aspirants' and 'The Railway Men'. The character of 'Yoddha' seems to be successful in giving him a new identity.

Karan Johar gathered the best team

Karan Johar has made the best team for this film. Jishnu Bhattacharya's cinematography and Shivkumar Panicker's editing have kept the pace of the film 'Yodha' connected with its story right from the first scene. The result of the tuning of both of them with Sagar and Pushkar is that where the film has to look beautiful, it continues to fascinate the audience and where it is a matter of sitting holding the corner of the seat, this quartet together will make the audience melt in their hearts. Brings it. There are a lot of lyricists and composers in the film, so it is not known who wrote which song and who composed it. These days, details of credits are rarely received from the production house even when asked for. Yes, a patriotic song in the film is good. If the romantic song had also been lively, it would have been a different matter.

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