Positive Points: Performances, Direction, Screenplay
Negative Points: Editing
Raazi Plot:
Based on a true event, Raazi revolves around Sehmat (Alia Bhatt), a young and simple girl whose life witnesses drastic changes when she is sent to Pakistan in 1971, to glean highly secret intelligence information from the Pakistan Army, ahead before the danger of a war between India and Pakistan looms large over both the countries.
Raazi PosterRaazi Performance Review:
Alia Bhatt is a superstar but she does not take her stardom for granted. She treats every new role as her first and tries to pull it off with full honesty. She does the same again in Raazi. The actress plays the role of Sehmat with utmost sincerity, not leaving her character for a nanosecond. In Raazi, Alia delivers her breakout performance which will eventually pave the way for superstardom for her. Vicky Kaushal, on the other hand, is a revelation in the movie. He performs his character magically well and leaves a lasting impression. Other actors in the supporting cast are also impressive.
Raazi Direction Review:
We have seen so many espionage thrillers in the past, but no film has tried to be so adeptly layered as Meghna Gulzar‘s Raazi. Raazi is undoubtedly one of the best films the genre has to offer you. The director has made it with a sensitive attention to detail. She does not try to shock you by adding unnecessary plot twists to the narrative. Her story is the backbone of her film with outstanding performances by Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal adding soul to Raazi. After Talvar, Meghna succeeds in giving us another brilliant piece of cinema.
Raazi Technical Aspect Review:
Raazi is a brilliant film in almost every department. It has been shot beautifully. The portions shot in Kashmir are breathtaking. Editing
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