Movie Review Of Bharat

Salman Khan has done wonders in blockbuster movies and he has done it again with his recent release Bharat. In this movie review of Bharat, we will tell you about the positives and negatives about this flick.

The movie starts with a scene wherein the year is 2010. Salman Khan here is a 70 year old man whith grey hairs and mishapen eyebrows. He played the titular role of Bharat in the flick. It’s the first time that the audience will seen ‘bhaijaan’ in an aged avataar. From hereon. the story took viewers at the time where Bharat was separated from his father at the time of Indo-Pak partition of 1947.

After this, the film is all about happening events in the life of Bharat. All the life events of Salman’s character is directly or indirectly related to what all happened in India. From the death of Jawahar Lal Nehru to the formation of India’s very first privately own news network, all is covered through his life. In this movie review of Bharat we would like to tell you that this film is inspired by the Korean movie ‘Ode To My Father’.

The main glitch with this movie is that the suspense did not remain alive throughout. The valor of Salman Khan is so high that the places where he has seen fighting problems, the audience already knew that he will survive no matter how extreme situations will become. This has assassinated the whole excitement.

This movie review of Bharat may appear to be critical but can’t help it as the troubles in the movie can’t stop it to look like one. The adventures of Bharat’s life are so monumental that the audience will definitely move away from the aim of this guy (which is to meet his separated sister and father).

By the end of intermission, the movie lost its path and is not sure where it is headed to. Thanks to Katrina to bring the interest of the audience and balance of the film back post first half. Her screen presence and chemistry with Salman Khan is just amazing. But in the end, the audience will feel that the glorification of Salman’s character has distracted viewers from its real message. Still, the movie should be given a try.