Movie Review Of The Accidental Prime Minister

This is a flick full of embarrassments. The worse part is that the movie-goers are unable to decide what is more embarrassing in the film! Is it its craft or the casting of the lead who has been shown as nothing but the puppet? Vijay Ratnakar Gutte has created a film which is propaganda during the election years when Sonia Gandhi stepped down and gave her hard-earned victory as a Prime Minister to Dr. Manmohan Singh due to the unbearable pressure by the opposition party. The whole screenplay is based on the book written by Sanjay Baru with the same name. In this movie review of The Accidental Prime Minister here.

we are going to tell you how Anupam Kher has played the part of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as a noble but a naive man, who became the victim of maculations of the bigwigs of Indian National Congress Party Of India. Significantly, we are here talking about Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.

Movie Review Of The Accidental Prime Minister

Manmohan Singh in this movie is brushed as an honorable figure who has the best intentions for his nation but he is also depicted as a feeble man. A man so feeble that he was unable to restrain the corruptions in his own party.

Anupam Kher in this movie review of The Accidental Prime Minister will be called as an actor who has imitated Manmohan Singh well but was unable to feel the character. He has really worked hard to copy the posture of the former PM but sadly on-screen it looked like a caricature. It is a one-note approach despite the popular fact that Manmohan Singh is a world-class economist.

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In this movie review of The Accidental Prime Minister here, we would also like to highlight the fact that Akshay Khanna as Baru is interesting, but his direct communication with the audience has been used so excessively, that this clever and impressive idea becomes agitating to watch by the time the flick ends. Mention of the nuclear deal, 2G scam, Colgate etc. are here.

Even after that the four writers (who have been credited to pen the screenplay) have yet not succeeded to show the coherence in their writing through this movie. The incoherent sensor cuts have also left no stone unturned to make the movie appear jarring. Suzanne Bernert played Sonia Gandhi somewhat convincingly but that is not enough to keep the viewers engaged.