Review of the film Mard Ko Dard Nahin Hota: Experimental return to the stories of superheroes

Vasan Bala of the film not released The fame of Peddlers makes sense with Mard Ko Dard Nahin Hota. Bala delivers a film with a cartoon quality worthy of a child with an original central premise on a protagonist with a superhero affliction and a family tragedy that drives him to want to take it to all chain thieves. Indeed, MKDNH does well by telling an imaginary story about Surya (Abhimanyu Dbadani), a boy born without any pain receptor in his body, a characteristic that leads him into many difficulties. .
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The story of Vasan Bala is ingenious in his use of the local environment and in referencing stories of superheroes and, of course, movies! There are bhais judahs, martial arts, childhood lovers and even an adorable grandfather involved in this crazy hug. The film is a true hat-trick to the beloved clichés of Hindi cinema. Surya's war cry, "Paap ko jala ke raakh kar doonga" – is just one of them.
Surya, because of her affliction and subsequent isolation – to prevent her from getting serious injuries – turns into a child-man with endearing innocence that can sometimes be exasperating for her family. The advantage, it is that he can watch all kinds of Kung Fu videos under the indulgent gaze of his grandfather to protect him from mischief. It is not surprising then that Bruce Lee ends up being Surya's role model until he discovers Sir Mani (Gulshan Devaiah) who can beat a hundred players in a row!

As for the direction, Bala is in a terrible form, he never allows fools, multi-track narration to escape his control. With the exception of the long fight between Mani, Surya, Supri and the devilish twin gang Jimmy, which is a bit of a stretch, the film is moving fast as it should in an action comedy.

The central performance of the new kid on the set. block, Abhimanyu Dbadani, is sincere and competent. He takes innocent babe-in-the-woods off the street. As for the first films, Dbadani surely chose the right vehicle to show his talents. Incidentally, he is the son of the actress Bhagyashree who became a household name with his debut in the 80s with Superhit in Maine Pyar Kiya .

Mahesh Manjrekar as grandfather is a delight. He is certainly one of the directors who are also popular choices as actors.
Music also plays an important role in the film, keeping alive the zany comic sensation. The weird tunes add an extra touch to what's going on in a loop.

Incidentally, after attending the screening of the film with the cast and the film crew, what I found particularly noteworthy was the palpable excitement. Many young millennial actors – Harshvardhan Kapoor, Sanya Malhotra and Ishaan Khattar were present to encourage their friend, but also to encourage the neoteric cinema to which they identify themselves and wish to participate.

Mard Ko Dard Nahin Hot is the innovative and innovative Hindi film offering that could please the millennial audience. With a combination of his wacky decor and his joke, this avant-garde film could actually become a surprise hit from a movie.

Note: 3.5 / 5

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