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Amar Kahani Ravidas Ji Ki Movie Review

Name: Amar Kahani Ravidas Ji Ki Movie Review
Item: Amar Kahani Ravidas Ji Ki
Rating: 3
Author: Sivapriya Anand

Amar Kahani Ravidas Ji Ki Movie Review Hindi Movie Review

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Review for the film " Amar Kahani Ravidas Ji Ki"

Runtime: 1 hour 38 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 07-02-2020

Genre: Drama

Similar To: Silence 2, Samosa & Sons, Amar Singh Chamkila, Tom Dick And Harry Returns

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CAST & CREW

Bhawana Arora

Gulshan Pandey

Hemant Pandey

Shahid Mallya

Alap Desai

Vipin Kumar

Sandeep Mohan

Nirmala Devi

Arvind Singh Sirohi

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Producer:

Parmanand Popli

Geeta Popli

Choreographer:

Deepak Sonawane

Pravin Bariya

Music Director:

Ahmed H Siddiqui

Editor:

Dinesh Mengade

Director:

Arvind Singh Sirohi

Art Director:

Prakash Kukade

Lyricist:

Ahmed H Siddiqui

Co-Producer:

Nirmala Devi

Purushottam Sharma

Director of Photography:

Pratap Chawdhary

Executive Producer:

Vishal Burade

Line Producer:

Sandeep Mohan

Production Controller:

Anil Pawar

Vipin Kumar

Background Music:

Alap Desai

Story Writer:

Arvind Singh Sirohi

Visual Effects Artist:

Rajeev Giri

Playback Singer:

Shahid Mallya

Post Production Facility:

Q Lab

Supporting Actor:

Hemant Pandey

Gulshan Pandey

Sandeep Mohan

Bhawana Arora

Publicity Designer:

Vinay Kumar Arya

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Amar Kahani Ravidas Ji Ki was scripted and directed by Arvind Singh Sirohi Bio coming soon... >> Read More... . It was produced by Parmanand Popli and Geeta Popli. Pratap Chawdhary served as the cinematographer, and Dinesh Mengade was the editor. The music for the film was composed by Ahmed H. Siddiqui. The film features Sandeep Mohan Sandeep Mohan, a renowned movie and television sta >> Read More... , Hemant Pandy, Gulshan Pandey Gulshan Pandey is a supporting actor. He was born >> Read More... , Parmanand Popli, Mrinal Saraswat, Purushottam Sharma, and Bhawna Arora.

Plot

The life of the revered saint Ravidas serves as both the inspiration and the narrative of the movie. Ravidasji was against discrimination and supported the idea that all people are one. The struggles of Ravidasji against the prevalent discrimination in that society and the class and caste systems of that era are shown in the film. The movie also demonstrates his unwavering devotion to Gangaji above all else. There has never been a bhakt like Ravidasji regarding simplicity and dedication to truth.

Star Performance

Sandeep Mohan as the titular saint is entirely believable and disarming. His quiet demeanor has a strange power that’s tough to explain. The supporting characters also play their parts according to the film’s schema.

Analysis

The film does a respectable job of chronicling the life of the great saint. Its heart is in the right place. But good intentions don’t always translate to good cinema. The film is devoid of any style or directorial flourishes. The camera merely records whatever action is taking place. The images and band lack any sort of texture. The character is the priority here. The screenplay can’t help but feel a little preachy and simplistic at times, as though it is trying to spoon-feed lessons in morality to the audience. The writing plays on binaries. The world is divided into good and evil, black and white. There isn’t much nuance to be found here. The film goes for sanitized melodrama and, within that schema, succeeds quite decently. The film is aware of its modest ambitions and isn’t aiming for anything beyond that. It knows what it is. So, it might be a little underwhelming when looked at from a purely cinematic point-of-view, but the film doesn’t have any pretensions either. The screenplay, the acting, the music, and the images are all working towards achieving a single goal: giving an account of the life and struggles of a leader essentially forgotten by the contemporary crowd.

What’s There?

• A respectable chronicle of the life of a mostly forgotten man

• Social commentary is on point

• Admirable intent

What’s Not There?

• The film lacks a nuanced screenplay with depth and subtlety

• Images are bland and lack texture

• The dramatic mode can sometimes feel like a disservice to the subject at hand

Verdict

Whether or not you enjoy this film will depend entirely upon what particulars you look for in a movie. If you’re much more cinematically inclined and can look past the positive intent of the film, this might not be the proper film for you, and it would be better to skip it. But if you are looking for a detailed and harmless historical account of a great life and don’t mind cinematic preaching, you should probably give this film a shot.