Mardaani ~ Movie review
Watched Mardaani yesterday. So a late review.
Was it a movie worth
recommending to others to view? Was it a movie that would leave an impression
on people? Do such movies create the awareness that is needed today? The answers shall
vary. Was the movie good? Well, that is the only question I can answer perhaps.
Mardaani, is a comeback film for Rani Mukherjee, the
firebrand actress who proved her acting prowess in films like Black and No one killed Jessica. The movie primarily focuses on human trafficking
that has its roots going so deep into the system, that there is no way, it is a
one man business. The search never ends. The master mind is seldom known.
Sometimes, there is no mastermind, as there are just too many to shield the multi
billion dollar business of trafficking. So, when a teenager, Pyaari is kidnapped and sold into a
harem run by a pimp only known as Vakil with his young partner, Walt, Senior
Inspector, Shivani Shivaji Roy (Rani Mukherjee) braces herself with her team, to
search her daughter like Pyaari from
the hell hole, the latter was pushed into. The story portrays the lady officer
to be calm, composed and alert, even as her indulgent heart cries aloud for the
kidnapped girl. How she plans to rescue the abused girls forms the crux of the
story.
The movie overall, is a one time watch. Rani, has definitely
given a power packed performance with her toned and muscular body language and
her patent rustic tone. However, for me, it was Tahir Raj Bhashin (Walt), who
stole the limelight. His portrayal as the young cold manipulative and cruel
pimp matched the protagonist’s attitude in the movie.
Rating: 3/5
P.S: (wanted to give 2.5 but the extra .5 is for
absence of songs in the movie)
Would like to watch
Lakshmi, a movie on similar lines with a braver story line. A story about how a
14 year old girl escapes from the clutches of prostitution and seeks justice
against her tormentors.
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