The plot in Akshay Kumar's Ram Setu is amazing. Unfortunately, such a fantastically debated and thought-provoking notion is ruined by bad, poor execution.
IMDB Rating: 5.1/10
Our Rating: ⭐⭐
Star Cast: Akshay Kumar, Nushratt Bharuccha, Jacqueline Fernandez, Satyadev Kancharana, Jeniffer Piccinato, Nassar, and Pravesh Rana star in the film.
Director: Abhishek Sharma is the Director of Movie.
What’s Good: Concept and CGI is Good. New days Bollywood is trying something new that is good this. One thing is also good that this movie does not have typical Bollywood Dance songs. Movie is far away from songs, but it has good BGM. Last 10 min of Movie is good which you will like.
What’s Bad: The Technical Department of Movie is bad. Movie has many flaws and problems. You can't understand what the movie wants to show you and what you are understanding.
Toilet Break: All depend on your mood. If you are enjoying the movie, then you will not go to the toilet. I think you don't need to go to the toilet because movie doesn't have the unnecessary and cringe songs.
Watch or Not: If you have time, Money and you just want to watch the movie for entertainment (not to find logics and loopholes in Movie) then you should go. but if you want a serious and logical movie having good explanation about what they are showing then you should not go.
Available on: Theaters only (Later on Ott Platform - Amazon Prime)
Run Time: 2 Hours 24 Minutes
Public Opinion:
Aryan (Akshay Kumar) is a well-known atheist archaeologist who is chosen to investigate Ram Setu's construction and determine whether it is a man-made or natural phenomenon. While doing so, he incurs the wrath of the general public for referring to the Ramayana as a "Maha-Kavya" and questioning its existence.
The big bad billionaire (Nassar) notices his research and tries to use him to prove Ram Setu was a natural phenomenon that existed long before Shri Ram. He appoints Aryan and provides him with everything he needs to conduct the research, but how everything unravels is the plot of the film.
Ram Setu Movie Review: Script Evaluation
In the Film Ram Setu, Akshay Kumar plays a Famous archaeologist Called Dr. Aryan Kulshreshtha who is a non-believer and tasked with proving the falsity of the Ram Setu, the bridge between India and Sri Lanka mentioned in Valmiki's Ramayana. He discovers that the building might actually be man-made, indicating that Lord Ram might actually be historical after all. The movie follows Dr. Aryan as he navigates difficulties to locate a lost trail while looking for Ravana's golden Lanka with the assistance of environmentalist Dr. Sandra (Jacqueline Fernandez) and a native Sri Lankan guide, AP (Satya Dev).
The creators of this movie completely omitted the "script analysis" portion of the review because, dafuq, they were smoking while they wrote it. (In particular, the second half.) The story of Abhishek Sharma is fully revealed in the trailer, and the movie is much worse than you would expect.
I never doubt the intentions of any creator; instead, I only question and criticise the finished product in the hopes that there will be some hope left for a better attempt the next time. Side note: Every film ever made has been made with "genuine intentions," so please keep that angle out of the frame.
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Okay, I'll admit it. Back in 2010, when Facebook only allowed name changes three times, I was such a devoted fan of Akshay Kumar that I changed my FB name to "Tees Maar Khan." I changed my profile name on Akshay using 33.33% of my chances. When Housefull was released, I was 15 years old, had little money, and fought my parents to go see the movie alone (in a new city) just because I wanted to see it that day. I walked 6 kilometers (return) to see Housefull in a city I wasn't even aware of, spending the only $80 I had on the ticket. Why am I sharing this with you?
Unfortunately, neither Nushrratt Bharuccha nor Jacqueline Fernandez have any influence on the plot of the movie. The most illogical character is Satyadev Kancharana, who only pretends to be saved by a shocking twist at the end. The supporting cast's lacklustre performance is exacerbated by Jenifer Piccinato, Nassar, and Pravesh Rana.
Ram Setu Movie Review: How is Music and Scores
After watching Tere Bin Laden & Pokhran, I fell in love with Abhishek Sharma's work and had high hopes for what he would produce next. I didn't anticipate this to happen as a result of his discussion of such an intriguing topic. Everything comes down to the story you create on paper, and that is this movie's weakest link.
Daniel B. George makes an oddly experimental attempt with the background music, ranging from a generic Arabic set piece to an odd trumpet use. It succeeds in some locations but fails in others. The background music is not even passable enough for you to forget about it.
Ram Setu Movie Review: The Last Word
Final verdict: I give this movie a glowing one star, but I still urge you guys to see it. Not because it has some redeeming quality, but rather because Rajkumar Kohli, the director of Jaani Dushman, could not have produced something this awful if he had deliberately set out with an unlimited budget to make the worst movie ever.
Ram Setu Movie Trailer
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