Mission Majnu 2023
Release Date | 20-Jan-23 |
Language | Hindi |
Genre | Action, Drama |
Director | Shantanu Bagchi |
Original Language | Hindi |
Editor | Nitin Baid |
Cinematography | Bijitesh De |
Executive Producer | Meraj Shaikh |
Production | Netflix |
Duration | 2hr 9min |
Cast | Sidhart malhotra, rashmikha mandanna, Sharib hashmi, Parmeet sethi, Avantika akerkar, Ashwant bhatt, Mir Sarwar, Avijit Dutt, Rajit kapuur, Anant mahadevan, Shivraj walvekar, Manoj dutt, Pyarali Nayani, Shishie sharma, Vineet sharma, Manoj bakshi, Salim fathi, zakir Hussain, Sharik khan |
About Mission Majnu 2023
During the indo-pakistani war of 1971, a RAW agent enters pakistan and demonstrate pakistan involvement in nuclear weapons. To succeed, you need to alert your country and avoid attacks in the wrong places.
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Movies Review
A thriller about the hatred between India and Pakistan in the 1970s, featuring Sidharth Malhotra reprising his role in Shershaah, it's the perfect recipe for a heartwarming drama. And Mission Majnu serves him, always, graced with high octane performance. The fictional story is based on the real events after the Indo-Pak war of 1971 and the latter's secret creation of nuclear weapons. A RAW field agent, Amandeep Singh (Sidharth Malhotra), lives and works in Pakistan as a tailor named Tariq, with a mission to expose the country's secret operations. He marries a blind girl, Nasreen (Rashmika Mandanna) and starts a family with her while in hiding.
The film follows Amandeep's mission, as he continues to be insulted as his father commits suicide due to being a traitor, a story only mentioned.
Shantanu Bagchi directed Majnu Mission with aplomb and it continues to move at a fast pace. The director also manages to keep one on the edge of one's seat on several occasions when Amandeep's cover comes close to blowing. During the 1970s Pakistan was also created accordingly.
The way Tariq puts the pieces of the puzzle together, makes connections quickly and works with alacrity is described as skillful. However, one cannot help but notice the portrayal of certain aspects of the film. Tariq gathers information easily, and some clues and the way he is easily rescued from dangerous situations make things seem appropriate. Tariq gathers information easily, and some clues and the way he is easily rescued from dangerous situations make things seem appropriate.
Sidharth is very good as Tariq and Amandeep, especially in the scenes. However, he is not very confident in the comedy department. Rashmika Mandanna looked at Nasreen's side, and her work was over. Among the supporting cast, Kumud Mishra shines. Much to be written about the performance of the chopper and the song, but it will need to be given a spoiler. Sharib Hashmi also gives a good performance as Amandeep's friend. Majnu Mission is about talent, talent, and patriotism, despite the humiliation of Amandeep, but there is plenty of action too, which Sidharth pulls off well. Much to be written about the performance of the chopper and the song, but it will need to be given a spoiler. Sharib Hashmi also gives a good performance as Amandeep's friend. Majnu Mission is about talent, talent, and patriotism, despite the humiliation of Amandeep, but there is plenty of action too, which Sidharth pulls off well.
There is no chest-beating patriotism in the film, and it stays true to its theme of a covert operation exposed. The conversations are worth paying attention to. The narrator describes the spies as "apni mitti se duur mitti ke sipahi." Majnu's mission is captured in parts, but more importantly, it contains a story. While it's good, the action stretches in places and makes the film feel like a formula. In general, you will enjoy it if you are checked without getting into the nuances. Majnu's mission is captured in parts, but more importantly, it contains a story. While it's good, the action stretches in places and makes the film feel like a formula. In general, you will enjoy it if you are checked without getting into the nuances.
Majnu's mission is captured in parts, but more importantly, it contains a story. While it's good, the action stretches in places and makes the film feel like a formula. In general, you will enjoy it if you are checked without getting into the nuances.
He marries a blind girl, Nasreen (Rashmika Mandanna) and starts a family with her while in hiding.The film follows Amandeep's mission, as he continues to be insulted as his father commits suicide due to being a traitor, a story only mentioned.Shantanu Bagchi directed Majnu Mission with aplomb and it continues to move at a fast pace. The director also manages to keep one on the edge of one's seat on several occasions when Amandeep's cover comes close to blowing. During the 1970s Pakistan was also created accordingly.
The way Tariq puts the pieces of the puzzle together, makes connections quickly and works with alacrity is described as skillful. However, one cannot help but notice the portrayal of certain aspects of the film. Tariq gathers information easily, and some clues and the way he is easily rescued from dangerous situations make things seem appropriate.
Sidharth is very good as Tariq and Amandeep, especially in the scenes. However, he is not very confident in the comedy department. Rashmika Mandanna looked at Nasreen's side, and her work was over. Among the supporting cast, Kumud Mishra shines. Much to be written about the performance of the chopper and the song, but it will need to be given a spoiler. Sharib Hashmi also gives a good performance as Amandeep's friend. Majnu Mission is about talent, talent, and patriotism, despite the humiliation of Amandeep, but there is plenty of action too, which Sidharth pulls off well.
There is no chest-beating patriotism in the film, and it stays true to its theme of a covert operation exposed. The conversations are worth paying attention to. The narrator describes the spies as "apni mitti se duur mitti ke sipahi."Majnu's mission is captured in parts, but more importantly, it contains a story. While it's good, the action stretches in places and makes the film feel like a formula. In general, you will enjoy it if you are checked without getting into the nuances.
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