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When Kangana Ranaut had come into
the industry and I got the chance to watch her movie- Gangster, I became her
fan. After Priyanka Chopra, I just wanted to see every movie of Kangana until
she and her sister, Rangoli, started talking nonsense about the industry people
on Twitter. This is the reason why I have not been able to watch Manikarnika
due to the hatred towards her but the Coronavirus self-isolation has made me
watch her latest movie- Panga which released on Hotstar just yesterday. The
movie has been directed by Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari who is already famous for her
recent two movies- Nil Battey Sannata and Bareily Ki Barfi.
Talking about the movie, right
from the start, there is a middle-class feeling to it and that ambience keeps
on growing over you with each scene. You can relate with each and every scene
as that is how every family is living these days- where the man is doing an average
job which is able to just run the kitchen of the family, wife is taking care of
the family and still managing to get to the job and children trying to do
everything else than studying. In this settling, we are made to know that the
character of Kangana Ranaut had been Captain of Kabaddi’s National Team 7 years
back which was left to take care of her son. And now her son gets to know this
and wants to see his mother making a comeback in the team at the age of 32.
This could have been made as a
movie high on power where the protagonist could have achieved things like a
Superheroine but director and writer keep the things as realistic as possible
where the character is struggling till the last day. Also, how even after
getting selected she doesn’t get to play and is kept sitting in Extras is
justified properly along with the upsetting reaction from her family members. The
movie keeps you emotional throughout and you can feel for the characters with
heart and that makes you feel lump in your throat throughout. Similarly, Jassi
Gill’s character of Kangana’s husband makes you feel pity for him as he has to
manage things somehow in the absence of Kangana from home.
The best take-away of the movie
is the role played by a small boy who plays son of Kangana-Jassi. He makes you
laugh time and again. Similarly, Neena Gupta is charming. Richa Chaddha as
Kangana’s friend and coach is okay. Megha Burman also looks beautiful and
becomes your favorite immediately. All the actors have done their job
wonderfully which made the movie viewable. The dialogues are great and makes
you go deeper into the characters.
Talking about the drawbacks- The
movie gets bit slow in the second half. There are few scenes which are
predictable. The background scores sometimes are so high in volume that you can’t
hear the dialogues. All the songs are great while in the movie but none of them
shall remain with you after the movie. Except these few points- Panga is
unmissable. I give the movie 3.5 stars out of 5.
Thanks.
WRITING BUDDHA
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