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72 Hours Martyr Who Never Died Movie Review

Name: 72 Hours Martyr Who Never Died Movie Review
Item: 72 Hours Martyr Who Never Died
Rating: 2.25
Author: Pradip Bhat

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Review for the film " 72 Hours Martyr Who Never Died"

Runtime: 2 Hours 20 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 18-01-2019

Genre: Drama, Biography

Similar To: Silence 2, Amar Singh Chamkila, Samosa & Sons, Ae Watan Mere Watan

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2.25 / 5.0

3.44 / 5.0

CAST & CREW

Abhishek Maindola

Mukesh Tiwari

Shishir Sharma

Sumit Gulati

Suraj Dholakhandi

Virendra Saxena

Prathvish Hegde

Avantika Sinha

Anupriya Chatterjee

Mohit Chauhan

Priyanka Negi

Sukhwinder Singh

Aslam Keyi

Puran Thapa

Rajesh Joshi

Harpal Singh

Harish Negi

Ritika Chauhan

Seema Saini

Sujata Devrari

MORE CAST & CREW

Producer:

Tarun Rawat

Prashil Rawat

Jaswant Rawat

Choreographer:

Ajay Bharti

Music Director:

Sunjoy Bose

Editor:

Ajay Varma

Director:

Avinash Dhyani

Supporting Actress:

Alka Amin

Yeshi Dema

Costume Designer:

Suraj Negi

Gaurav Shama

Dhananjay Dhyani

Art Director:

Ajim Pathan

Prashant Kamboj

Tarihi Charan Maharana

Charan Maharana

Lyricist:

Seema Saini

Vikas Chauhan

Ashish Chatterjee

Sujata Devrari

First Assistant Director:

Ritika Chauhan

Second Assistant Director:

Suneel Chaurasia

Sahil Gulia

Director of Photography:

Harish Negi

Stunt Director:

Harpal Singh

Executive Producer:

Hemal Rawat

Dialogue Writer:

Rishi Bhatt

Associate Director:

Rajesh Joshi

Production Controller:

Vijay Sharma

Production Manager:

Deepak Bangwal

Puran Thapa

Background Music:

Aslam Keyi

empty:

Subir Das

Visual Effects Supervisor:

KV Sanjit

Screenplay Writer:

Avinash Dhyani

Story Writer:

Avinash Dhyani

Production Designer:

Vinay Joshi

Rudraksh Bahuguna

Playback Singer:

Mohit Chauhan

Anupriya Chatterjee

Shaan Mukherjee

Sukhwinder Singh

Priyanka Negi

Public Relations Officer:

Avantika Sinha

Colorist:

Prathvish Hegde

Title Designer:

Lalji Wagh

Supporting Actor:

Mukesh Tiwari

Sumit Gulati

Prashil Rawat

Naman Tiwari

Abhishek Maindola

Ishtiak Khan

Avinash Dhyani

Suraj Dholakhandi

Girish Sahadev

Virendra Saxena

Shishir Tiwari

Shishir Sharma

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Plot

Jaswant Singh was born in Dehradun. He studied well and grew up as a responsible person. He wanted to join the army and serve the nation. In the Garhwal Rifles Regiment, he served as a soldier. Soon after his training, he was sent along with his team to defend the Chinese army. Even though the Indian soldiers lost all their weapons in the Sino- Indian war, they fought against the Chinese bravely. The final soul that fought in the war was Jaswant Singh Rawat. He fought against the Chinese Army for 72 hours as a one-man army. Still, it is believed that he safeguards the place. He was honored with Mahavir Chakra.

Star Performance

Avinash Dhyani played well as Jaswant Singh Rawat

Analysis

The real life story brings Goosebumps! The effort by a dedicated and patriotic soldier is scripted well. But, the screenplay has a lot of loopholes. Although Avinash played well, he failed to establish the fearlessness of Jaswant Singh. A lot of cuts in the film irritate the viewers. The romantic portion was also not shown well.

What’s There?

The script is good
The performance of Avinash is appreciable

What’s Not There?

Screenplay is not developed well
Editing is unimpressive
The action sequences could have been choreographed in a better way

Verdict

The film shows the tough times faced by the soldiers in the border. With the extreme weather condition, how they safeguard the border from the enemies is shown well. However, the film has some flaws too. 72 Hours: Martyr Who Never Died – watchable once