While he firmly believes "Modi ek insaan nahi, soch hai", we wish the script to be as thoughtful.

Narendra Modi's Story: Chaiwala, sanyasi, RSS pracharak, deshbhakt … the film tells the life of Narendra Modi and the events leading up to his ceremony. swearing Minister of India in 2014. Vivek Anand Oberoi Explains the Role of the Prime Minister

Review of Prime Minister Narendra Modi: A balanced biopic will interest you, whatever your personal opinions, whereas a story reveres the protagonists and provokes controversy. It is something you will let go if you are a believer and you will reject if you are not. He enters this last category.

Although the electoral commission has retained the release of this film until the end of the elections, the moment is always favorable, because it coincides with a crushing victory of the Prime Minister. However, this may be the only saving grace. You can ignore the tone of excessive reverence, provided you discover unknown facets of his personality and life beyond what has already been documented. However, this is not the case here, as it was the case in & # 39; Thackeray & # 39; (interpreted by Nawazuddin Siddiqui), which was relatively nuanced and objective.

Apart from the mother-son bond beautifully described by Zarina Wahab and Vivek, nothing really pulls back on the rope. your heart strings. A little more emphasis on the chapter that tells the self-discovery by Modi would have added substance to the scenario.

What about the riots in Gujarat or other controversies that are conveniently attributed to a third party and the fourth pillar ("corrupt businessman" ] bikau journalists, the story recalls what has already been said and scarcely erases the surface. This leaves no room for counter-argument, dialogue or debate which, ideally, should be encouraged by a film of this nature. Instead, you get a one-way suit drama that is closer to propaganda than biography. Even the bottom partition is an embarrbading manipulation.

Vivek has always been a promising actor and he does not just imitate Modi, which works. He has the mannerisms, the accent and the right tone and, fortunately, does not do too much.

Whether or not you believe in Narendra Modi's political philosophy is secondary, as a film, this one is too unbalanced for you to enjoy. That leaves a lot of answers. Although he firmly believes "Modi ek insaan nahi, soch hai", we wish the text to be so thoughtful.