HINDI FILM REVIEW: Yaara Movie Review

Yaara Movie Review : Vidyut Jammwal's Action Film Has Its Moments - But Too Few And Far Apart

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Yaara is an 2020 Bollywood action thriller film directer is Tigmanshu Dhulia. The film stars Vidyut Jammwal, Shruti Haasan, Amit Sadh, Vijay Varma, Kenny Basumatary in the lead roles.The film is producer are Tigmanshu Dhulia Films and Azure Entertainment and is a remake of the French film A Gang Story (2011).The film is about the rise and fall of four friends' rustling operations across the Nepal-India border. Initially intended for theatrical release,the film is scheduled to premiere through ZEE5 on 30 July 2020.

Critic's Rating : 3.5/5

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Yaara Movie Review:

Vidyut Jammwal, Amit Sadh, Shruti Haasan and Vijay Varma flail about aimlessly because of the patchy screenplay.

A beefy Vidyut Jammwal and a brooding Amit Sadh, playing the two male leads, are called upon to put in the hard yards in a film that never quite gets off the ground. Written and directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, Yaara straddles five decades - from the early 1950s to the late 1990s - and yet seems caught in a time warp.

The blotchy action film would have us believe that it is an epic saga. Despite all its surface flourish and expansive historical allusions, it is trapped in a constricted bandwidth. The core of the film is exasperatingly hollow. In the bargain, the end result falls short of matching the overt ambition of the enterprise.

Yaara banks on numerous Hindi cinema cross-references and stray mentions of socio-political developments to mark out the different eras in the life of the film's five principal characters - four outlaws who stick together through thick and thin (until the law catches up and comes down heavily on them) and the girlfriend/wife of one of the guys.

A large chunk of the story takes place in the 1970s before the film jumps to 1997. In fact, Yaara opens in the late 1990s with the return of Mitwa to Delhi, which sets off a chain of events that tests Phagun and Sukanya's marriage, and then moves back and forth through the decades. The early portions of Yaara recall 1970s Mumbai potboilers, but the look and feel of the rest of the film tend to be erratic.

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Directer : Tigmanshu Dhulia

Producer : Zaid Ali,Gaurav Bose,Tigmanshu Dhulia,Sunir Kheterpal,Kuldeep Rathore,Mahipal Karan Rathore

Music : Siddharth Pandit,Dharma Vish

Starring : Shruti Haasan, Mohommed Ali Shah, Imran Hasnee

Cinematography : Rishi Punjabi

Film Editing : Geeta Singh

Productioncompany : Tigmanshu Dhulia Films,Azure Entertainment

Distributed : ZEE5

Casting : Mukesh Chhabra

Production Design : Snigdha Karmahe,Pankaj Pol

Production Management : Shiv Kumar Tiwari

Assistant Director : Amitabh Aurora,Karan Butani,Hemendra Dandotiya,Isha Joshi,Kritika Kumar,Akansha Mishra,Sachin,Virr Saxena

Art Department : Amrish Patange,Dayanidhi Patturajan

Sound Department : Mohammad Aaquib,Florian Titus Ardelean,Mohammad Iqbal Paratwada

Casting Department : Shreedhar Dubey

Genres: Action

Release date : 30 July 2020

Country : India

Language : Hindi

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Film Story :

Story of 'Chaukdi Gang' and the two men who helped build this gang played by Vidyut Jammwal and Amit Sadh. This gang of four which includes Vijay Varma, is nabbed by the police and serve their time in jail. However, both men who once ruled the drug smuggling, gun-running and looting struggle in their own different ways to escape their past and start a new life after being released.