Sarzameen Hindi Movie
An Army officer will stop at nothing to free Kashmir valley from terrorism, even if it means paying a terrible price.
Sarzameen, a patriotic family drama featuring Ibrahim Ali Khan, Kajol, and Prithviraj Sukumaran, has received largely negative to lukewarm reviews. Despite the presence of a capable cast and a politically resonant setting, the film suffers from poor writing, dated storytelling, and melodramatic excess. While some critics acknowledged the film’s potential as an emotional thriller, most agree that it fails to deliver either emotional depth or credible patriotism. The narrative is called hollow, with unrealistic plot points, forced drama, and a style that feels out of touch with contemporary sensibilities. Ibrahim Ali Khan’s debut is noted for not burdening him with heavy lifting, while the rest of the cast — including seasoned performers like Kajol and Prithviraj — are underutilized in a confused and uninspired script. Overall, Sarzameen is seen as a missed opportunity that tries to be meaningful but ends up feeling shallow and forgettable.
Verdict:
Sarzameen is a disjointed and outdated film that fails to evoke either patriotism or emotion. Despite some talent in front of the camera, it's weighed down by cliched writing and weak execution.
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Kajol | |
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Prithviraj Sukumaran | |
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Boman Irani | |
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Mihir Ahuja | |
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Ibrahim Ali Khan | |
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Jitendra Joshi |
Director: Kayoze Irani
Producers: Hiroo Johar, Karan Johar, Apoorva Mehta, Adar Poonawalla
Music Director: Ravi Basrur
Cinematographer: Kamaljeet Negi
Art Designers: Kushal Mahant, Sahi Suresh
Screenplay Writers: Soumil Shukla, Arun Singh
Dialogue Writers: Kausar Munir, Jehan Handa
Original Story Writers: Soumil Shukla, Arun Singh
Action Choregrapher: Allan Amin
