Film Analysis (Bajarangi Bhaijaan)

 

Director : Kabir Khan 

Story Writer : K.V.Vijayendra Prasad

Cast : Salman Khan,Harshaali Malhotra,Nawazuddin siddiqui,Kareena Kapoor

Release Date : July 17,2015

Genre : Comedy,Action a Drama

Language : Hindi

Length : 2 Hours 43 Minutes

                    

      Khan began writing Bajarangi Bhaijaan partly in response to the rise of religious sectariansim in India since the 1980s and particulary in response to the Bajarang Dal,a Hindi fufundamentalist organisation that appropriated Bajrangi for violent sectarian motives and played a central role in the dead 2002 Gujarat riots.


A Movie full of Heart,Humor and Humanity summary,

                  As s devotee of Hanuman and Bajarangi Bali,Pavan Kumar Chathurvedi "Bajarangi"(Salaman Khan) can neve lie or do anything by stealth.He is a very simple man who is honest to a fault a recurring them in the film.but this is also him charm.He lives his life believing that "even if I faill,I'll fail.But I will not cheat,I will not lie." People may laugh when he insists on being perfectly truthful in his dealings in whatever circumstances he finds himself,but secretly the respect him for living such an straightforward life.

                    This lifestyle alienates him from his father and brings him from his village to Delhi and into the life of Rasika(Kareena Kapoor).As expected the two fall in love.Bajarangi lack of advanced education innocence and trust in other puts him at a disadvantage and Rasika father Sharat Saxena insists that Bajarangi prove himself to earn the right to marry Rasika.Bajarangi is up to the challenge and sets about setting up a finacial foundation for his marriage to Rasika.

                      Then a 6-year old mute girl from Pakistan(Harshaali Malhotra) suddenly appears separated from her mother after a brief visit across the border to the Nizamuddin Darguh the sharine one of the worlds most famous sufi saints.Hazarat Nizamuddin Auliya she is lost and alone and Vulnerable.While her parents across the border worry and pray for the returen of their daughter her grandmother hopes that somehow she finds someone kind to take care of her.


Bajarangi Bhaijaan will count as Salaman Khan's best movie.Magnum opus in every way.it is a simple movie with an extraodinary script.A movie about an Indian who helps a Pakistani girl to go back to her country so she can be reunited with her parents.It teaches us that humanity is for above religion.

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