Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj ki kahani pe bani Laxman Utekar ki film Chhaava ek ambitious project hai. Vicky Kaushal aur Rashmika Mandanna starrer yeh film history ko screen par le aane ka ek prashansaniya prayaas karti hai, lekin kya yeh sach me impact dalti hai? Chaliye jaante hain!
Story & Direction: A Tale of Grit and Glory
Ek blood-soaked Vicky Kaushal, zanjeeron me jakhmi, Aurangzeb (Akshaye Khanna) ke saamne apni baat rakhta hai. Aurangzeb cheekh kar kehta hai – “Maza nahi aaya.” Yeh ek tarah se film ka essence bhi hai – koshish bahut ki gayi hai, lekin kahani expected impact nahi daal paati.
Chhaava ka maqsad ek bhool chuki kahani ko jagana hai, jisme Sambhaji Maharaj ke jeevan ke utaar-chadhav dikhaye gaye hain. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ke putra hone ke nathe, unki kahani hamesha unke pita ki chhaya me rahi hai. Film yeh gap bharne ka prayas karti hai.
Lekin, emotional connect thoda kam lagta hai. Pehle half me over-stylized slow-motion fights aur Gerard Butler’s 300-style shots dekhne ko milte hain, jo thode repetitive lagte hain.
Performances: The Vicky Kaushal Show!
👉 Vicky Kaushal ne apni jaan dal di hai. Unki sincerity aur intensity kahani ko ek strong base deti hai.
👉 Akshaye Khanna ka prosthetic look aur unki aankhon ka expression Aurangzeb ke character ko gehraai deta hai. Kam dialogues hone ke bawajood, unki presence impactful hai.
👉 Rashmika Mandanna ki presence strong hai, lekin unka character emotionally aur narratively underdeveloped lagta hai.
Technical Aspects: Loud BGM, Weak Transitions
🎵 Background Score: Itna loud hai ki dialogues dab jaate hain.
🎬 Cinematography: War sequences visually impressive hain, lekin transitions thode abrupt hain.
🎶 Songs: Unfortunately, film ke songs yaad rehne laayak nahi hain.
Final Verdict: Should You Watch It?
Agar Vicky Kaushal ki performance dekhni hai, toh definitely Chhaava ek baar dekhne laayak hai. Lekin film ek historical masterpiece banned me thodi chook gayi hai.
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