56 minutes agoAuthor: Ashish Tiwari
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The film Saira, directed by Mohit Suri, has been released in theaters today. The film has made his debut by Ananya Pandey’s cousin and Chunky Pandey’s nephew Ahaan Pandey. She stars Anit Padda in the lead role in the film who has appeared in Kajol starrer Salaam Venky. The length of this film is 2 hours 36 minutes. Dainik Bhaskar has rated the film a 3.5 out of 5 stars.
How is the story of the film?
Vani Batra (Anit Padda) is a quiet mood girl who writes poems hidden from the world. When her court marriage breaks at the time, she breaks badly and stops writing.
Six months later, Vani makes a new beginning as a journalist. At the same time, he meets Krrish Kapoor (Ahaan Pandey). He is an angry but emerging talented singer, who is looking for alphas for his songs.
When Krish reads the old poems of Vani, he gets connected to the feelings inside him and the two start making songs together.
Music brings them closer, but the confusion of their life is not easy. Love, career and past, everything comes in the middle and breaks this love again and again.
How is the acting of Starcast?
Ahaan Pandey’s debut is a surprise package. His anger, insecurity and love, everything is clear on the screen. Anit Padda has shown a lot of simplicity and maturity in his character. The pain that comes out through their voice and eyes touches the heart. Among the co -actors, faces like Geeta Aggarwal Sharma and Varun Badola are limited, but effective.
How is the film direction and technical side?
Mohit Suri is known for his emotional stories and musical love stories. He has returned to the same zone in the film ‘Saira’. The story is depth, but in some parts there is a glimpse of the old formula. The twist in the interval block surprises and some scenes really leave an impact. Especially when Vani shares her past with Krrish or when a song of both is prepared.
The complexity of drama, music and relationships is beautifully threaded by Mohit, but climax seeks a bit more tight. The film becomes predictable in some parts. Light glimpses of Mohit Suri’s old films like ‘Aashiqui 2’ are felt.
If there was a new sharpness and a little more freshness in the story, then the impact of the film would have deepened. Camera Work and Production Designs make the film a visually rich. Editing could have been a little more agile, especially in the other part.
How is the music of the film?
Music is the life of the film. There is no doubt that the music of ‘Saira’ will remain in the playlist for a long time. The title track is emotional and raises the story. ‘Dhun’, ‘ruined’, ‘tum ho to’, every song creates atmosphere, not loudly, slowly affects.
Final Wordict, see or not?
‘Syara’ is for those who know how to listen to the voices emanating from the broken hearts. This film shows how music not only adds, but also becomes a means of filling the wounds. If you like emotional love stories and melodious music, Saira can touch your heart.