Sonam Kapoor doesn't ham and keeps it simple. Every time they address him as "Milkhu, Milkhe or Milkhya", it just feels right. Divya Dutta plays the sister and Pavan Malhotra plays the coach. The supporting performances form the heart of the film. During this entire acting tour-de-force, he also does a shimmy. Akhtar embodies Milkha to the point where you feel this Sardarji has been a Punjabi all his life. When done right, it is compelling to watch. Something that was last seen in Hrithik Roshan's performances. We will always need actors who put in passion into their work so much so that it shows.
While we have actors like Ranbir Kapoor who sleepwalk through any role with ease and blow our minds doing so. Quite obviously, this is Farhan Akhtar's finest hour.
It makes your heart soar with the patriotic vigor. It makes you cheer and applaud for the underdog. It makes you feel each run, each obstacle, each segment in his life. (It's also a musical, technically 4 genres) To me, it's one of those movies where I don't care how it's written or made. You could see the screenplay as problematic where it meanders from one point in his life to another but how many films combine 3 genres into a taut narrative? Prasoon Joshi faces this task and makes sure that the core is always cohesive.
Apart from being a biopic, it is also a sports film and a period film. The film chronicles his life and follows many biopic conventions. Here it is! The best Hindi movie of the year so far.īhaag Milkha Bhaag is a biopic on Milkha Singh - the Flying Sikh. Review Bhaag Milkha Bhaag & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit
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