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Angrezi Medium Story
Champak Bansal (Irrfan) may be a simple, small-town businessman – one among the owners of Ghasitaram sweet shop chain – who’s leading a cushty life together with his teenage daughter, Tarika (Radhika Madan). But, Tarika has big dreams – of graduating from a recognized university in London. With little means to fulfill his daughter’s ambition, how far will the daddy attend ensure Tarika realizes her 'video aspirations'?
Angrezi Medium Review:
Born and raised in Udaipur (Rajasthan), Champak’s world just about revolves around his daily bickering together with his other Ghasitaram brother, Gopi (Deepak Dobriyal), and caring for his only daughter, Tarika, who’s ready to graduate high school and start another academic journey. But, unlike her father, she doesn’t want to limit her dreams to the place she has grown up in; instead, she wants to explore what lies outside of her small world. Unaware of what is ahead, Champak gives in to his daughter's wishes, but things start to spiral out of control when it comes right down to paying the hefty fee. a fanatical father, Champak vows to try to whatever it takes to send his daughter to review abroad and treads on a path that not only proves his unconditional love for his 'betrayal', but also redefines their relationship.
Homi Adajania's ‘Angrezi Medium’ touches upon the heartbeat of the young generation's obsession with pursuing further studies in foreign countries, and their family's determination to embrace every Himalayan hurdle for his or her loved ones. There are other underlying themes, too, but this remains the first subject of the film.
It is a well known incontrovertible fact that actually, Irrfan shot this movie while undergoing treatment. But, while watching this film, you'll put that thought aside. What you witness on screen is that the actor in his element – in every frame. He just takes you along... you laugh with him, cry with him, and each time he overcomes an obstacle, you rejoice with him. Irrfan breathes life into Champak during a way that no-one else can. And walking shoulder to shoulder with him is yet one more fine actor, Deepak Dobriyal.
His camaraderie with Irrfan may be a testament to the very fact that both of them are such polished, well-prepared actors. Radhika Madan, as this mildly rebellious and sometimes clueless teenager, achieves a fine performance, especially within the scenes where her movingly beautiful relationship together with her father unfolds. Their chemistry is organic, and therefore the portrayal of their respective characters seems so real that their dilemmas and inner conflicts start to resonate. Kiku Sharda, because the childhood buddy of the 2 brothers, is his usual funny self.
Ranvir Shorey, as Balakrishna 'Bobby' Tripathy, living the seemingly perfect NRI dream, acts as a catalyst in moving the plot ahead. His depiction of Bobby comes as a refreshing twist within the plot and Shorey does complete justice to his part. Kareena Kapoor Khan does well in her brief appearance as tough cop Naina and adds to the chaos within the last half of the film. However, her relationship together with her mother, Mrs. Kohli (played by Dimple Kapadia), is underexplored. it might are interesting to observe the dynamics of their relationship play call at the movie.
The look and feel of this comedy-drama are all things sweet and small-town – the actors consistently carry a thick local accent (Radhika's sounds a touch forced though) and shut attention has been paid to what we call a 'small-town traits' that beautifully plays call at multiple scenes and sequences because the story progresses. With one foot in the homeland and therefore the other in London, the music and therefore the background score are chalked out keeping the 2 different scenarios in mind; works out fine and differentiates the mood well.
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The first half the screenplay is more engaging than the second, but, while trying to suit in too many subplots, the story goes quite haywire. There are some fantastic moments within the film, and sharply written scenes between the characters, too, which successively, convince be the highlights of this drama. However, the story is way too convenient and has inconsistencies that are hard to overlook, but Irrfan's exceptional performance makes it well worth the watch.
'Angrezi Medium' does lose its grip on several occasions, what it doesn't lose is its hold on the emotion that it's trying to bring out, and therefore the message it leaves you with.
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