Anand Mahindra, showered praise on the recently released film '12th Fail,' directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra and starring Vikrant Massey in the lead role. Mahindra not only commended the film's plot but also highlighted the exceptional acting and narrative style that, in his words, make it a must-watch for the year.
The chairman, known for his astute observations, began by urging his followers to choose '12th Fail' as the one film to watch this year.
He emphasized that the story, based on real-life heroes, transcends the protagonist and encapsulates the struggles of millions of ambitious youth facing extraordinary odds in one of the world's most competitive exams.
Mahindra was quick to acknowledge Vidhu Vinod Chopra's directorial prowess, applauding the meticulous casting that resulted in credible and passionate performances from every character. However, it was Vikrant Massey's portrayal of Manoj Kumar Sharma that earned the highest accolades.
Mahindra stated that Massey's performance was not mere acting; he lived the character, deserving recognition on a national scale.
Underlining the significance of narrative style, Mahindra reiterated the director's emphasis on great cinema being about great stories. He dismissed the allure of special effects, affirming that the simplicity and authenticity of a well-told story surpass any technological spectacle.
A particular scene, the interview sequence, stood out for Mahindra.
He acknowledged its potential contrivance but praised the profound dialogue that hits the audience squarely between the eyes, emphasizing what India must do to build a new Bharat. Mahindra concluded his review with a sincere plea to Vidhu Vinod Chopra, stating, «Mr.
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