Assessment of "Bharat": Where Salman Khan's India is at the center of concerns

The stories of lives torn apart by partition and the reunion of loved ones after years of separation are an emotional watch. This forces you to leave Bharat with a little connection, despite the open mawkishness and promotion in the accompanying movie for Zee TV. Bharat is far too heavy and painful.

On paper, Bharat

is much too heavy and heavy.

On paper, seven decades of post-independence India through the life of a man, called Bharat (Salman Khan), may seem like a wonderful idea. But certainly not, when the events and characters of the recent history of the country remain informal, references to throw instead of pleasing rather than remain deeply connected in any way to the protagonist's own journey. It is essentially the Hind Rashan Store to make room for a shopping center that is at the time, even as the cinema changes hands from Big B to SRK.

Khan Bharat tells us that there would be no more than seven fascinating stories in the world, but in reality there could be as many as there are individuals. However, his – a son who keeps his promise to a father left behind in Partition, to have a united family in his absence – is nothing spectacular, it is another variation of these seven stories. " Connect with banta hai aur connect ki pehchaan parivar himself hoti hai (A nation is made of its people and people derive their identity from their families)." Love a family as a building block

The film tells of Bharat's life since his debut in the newly formed Hindustan refugee camps until his move to his aunt's store and home; works in the big Russian circus to dig oil in the Middle East and later joins the merchant navy to make a living. There are far too many episodes (and most of the time useless), not to mention the item-n-dance item numbers you want to cut. Many incidents and characters could have been completely deleted and others could have been developed. As a result, some interesting actors such as Kumud Mishra and Shashanka Arora remain props, while Disha Patani even remains in the circus's little sketch, saying cheesy lines such as " Kisi bhi Radha ko uska Krishna nahin milta never gets his Krishna) ". The film oscillates between melodrama and humor, some with a slapstick involving an underwear, while others are simply tasteless: with jokes about speech disorders. There is a black and white violin playing in the background scene that seems to be a tribute to the sequence of "poor family" in 3 Idiots .

Bharat looks like a yo-yo. by making larger points. It aims to be progressive without rubbing the traditionalists. It is dedicated not only to the "hero" fathers, but also to the "super hero" moms, to a Kumud hero (Katrina Kaif) who talks about her mind and lives by her own rules. Kumud tells Bharat to stay human rather than trying to be God. She asks him not to see her as an ambitious person, but as someone who takes care of her mother and shops in her absence. Finally, and reluctantly, she queues. And Bharat continues to objectify it, as chashni (sweetness) in his confused life jalebi .

Kumud tells Bharat a bit about trying to manipulate her when he says that her father refused to give her a last name – Kumar, Singh, Khan, D & Mello, to maintain the family name. unity and the sanctity of the nation. And yet, the film manipulates the audience by playing the national anthem, completed by the songs " Bharat Mata Ki Jai" . There is a Hindu-Muslim friendship in the center, but you know who will play the hero and who will be the sidekick. India will conquer the world with " batcheet, film in Hindi English filmon ke gaane " (lyrics, love songs and Hindi films).

Fortunately, the film is not ageist. But there is some sweetness and some hilarity with which Khan, who is 70 years old, and Kaif, probably in his sixties, act at the age, knowing that they act, give the impression that it's a kind of joke. sets. Khan continues to be en mbade, with the same physique and muscles, only his face is made up, and he says lines like " Sher Boodha zaroor ho gaya hai by shikaar karna nahin bhoola (The tiger may have aged but he has not forgotten how to hunt. "

Khan could show his emotional feelings with the taboo always reliable, but that is Kaif who pleases and s'. almost goes with the filming with its natural means, intact and seductive.In addition, it is refreshing to find a film of this era that does not portray the former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.Some points scored there