ROYAL SALUTE Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Pradeep, Archana singh, Yuva Yuvaraj, Subash Simbu, Amaran M.G.R, Inbaa, Janani and others
Crew-:
Directed by Jai Sivasekar, Produced by Siva Ganesan, Music byJai Kishan Editing by Raj Keerthy Vijay, Production by Maghiz Movie Makers, Cinematographer by Ganesh Mutha iah , Art by Inba Art Prakash,Lyrics by jai Siva Sekar, Singers by Pavan,Deepika, Srir am ,Sudarshan, Reema ,P R O By Ganesh Kumar etc
Story-:
India-Pakistan War. Soldier Sakthivel (Pradeep) runs for safety while carrying Major Balveer Singh (Yuva Yuvraj), who is fighting for his life after being shot.
As the Major is struggling and fainting, he keeps talking to him. At one point, thinking that it is difficult to save him, he runs away, and his wife (Archana Singh), who seems to be the voice of conscience, asks if this is fair.
The soldier goes to the Major again, and tries to shoot the Major, citing the military rule that a wounded soldier should not be left alive in battle. The Major, who wakes up, shoots himself and dies.
The hero, who is running in that panic, steps on a landmine and gets caught by a Pakistani soldier (Subhash Simbu). First, the hero tries to trap him in the mine, then thinks why he should die and warns him.
In it, a Pakistani soldier saves the hero from a landmine, and a friendship blossoms between the two, crossing war and national borders.
In a deserted forest, the two talk affectionately about their families.
At this time, the Indian army officer who catches them orders, ‘The hero must shoot the Pakistani’.The hero refuses to shoot the Pakistani who saved his life from a landmine, and what happens is the film.
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Movie Review-:
A story about universal humanity. Director Jai Shiva Se has told a story based on the war on the India-Pakistan border.
Pradeep, who plays the protagonist, is carrying his major, who was shot in the India-Pakistan border war, and is coming towards the Indian camp with his fellow soldier Inba.
Both Pradeep and Inba have recently gotten married, and their wives are waiting for their arrival. In this situation, both of them, who are eager to see their wives after leaving here because they are caught in the war, have the responsibility to save the major, and unexpectedly Inba also dies after being shot.
The first half of the film depicts the mental confusion and ulterior motives that Pradeep experiences while carrying the major as a lone man, and while recovering from it, he steps on a landmine while coming towards the camp.
The first half ends with this excitement as he commits suicide in a situation where his body will be shattered if he lifts his foot. What happens in the second half and the unexpected climax are surprising. Pradeep’
s character is as perfect as his military uniform. He has portrayed the mental anguish of being left in a dangerous forest very well.
Archana Singh, who plays his wife, has a slightly plump body. Pradeep’s memory comes to him at the right time and makes him behave conscientiously, which gives respect to his wives. Yuva Yuvaraj, who plays Major Balvender Singh, who cannot even move his body or speak, has played the role with understanding. Subhash Simbu, who plays an unexpected Pakistani friend, steals our hearts with his character.
Amaran MGR, who plays an almost villai nous role, is not believable in being chang ed by the hero’s actions.
Cinematographer Ganesh Muthiah has taken the angles within a dense forest, leaving no chance for him to come out.
Jai Kishan’s music also sounds appropriate for the film’s budget.jai Sivashekar’s songs and dialogues are noteworthy. The lyrics, which mean “God writes everyone’s name in rice, and man writes everyone’s life in a tank…”, are commendable.
That last poem, which makes you feel humanity, is also thrilling. jai Siva’s service, which conveys a universal good message, can be appreciated. At the same time, the regret that there was no budget for this film, should be recorded.
The entire film takes place in a Karuvela forest, which makes you wonder what the India-Pakistan border area would be like.
If we see that they will come out of there at least after the break, then during the break, the hero steps on the Nilakanni bomb, and not only them, but we also have no way to escape from there. As if to top it all off, it is a pity that even a scene like the dead talking in heaven was filmed in the same forest.Let us appreciate the hearts that wanted to do good with what they had.
Royal Salute – For the message conveyed by the film..! ️☪️A royal salute
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Written by B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media Admin 5 / 5
