Dasvi highlights the value of education and how it could contribute to the building of a new India. Despite the powerful concept at hand, Abhishek Bachchan, Yami Gautam, and Nimrat Kaur starrer socio-political film is an average entertainer. Dasvi is presently available on Netflix.
Netizens are praising the film’s innovative plot, which was offered on the streaming platforms. Many people are also praising the amazing cast for their roles in the movie, which is presented by Dinesh Vijan and Jio Studios and helmed by Tushar Jalota.
Details
The film’s plot centers on a corrupt and witty politician who aspires to pass his 10th class Board exam while serving a prison sentence.
Dasvi’s building stone is influenced by the narrative of the show Maharani. We are all familiar with Lalu Prasad Yadav’s strategy of designating Rabdi Devi as his successor. The film’s plot is somewhere similar to his life. Dasvi has a good and new concept, focusing on the need for education, notably for our politicians, but it never fully resonates and is bound to the silliness of its characters. However, we can say Dasvi is an average entertainer with a great social message.
Dasvi Star cast: Abhishek Bachchan, Yami Gautam, Nimrat Kaur, Shivam Roy Prabhakar
Dasvi Director: Tushar Jalota
As the film has debuted on the OTT platform, social media has been flooded with tweets from users who have been voicing their thoughts on Twitter. Let’s have a look :
#Dasvi well done @juniorbachchan #kumarvishwas @DrKumarVishwas चौधराहट की पगड़ी झुकती कोण्या ।
— Shekhar Singh (@shekhr_singh) April 7, 2022
#Dasvi ♥️
One of the nicest movies to have come out in the recent times. @juniorbachchan has put his heart and soul into this movie. And it's good to see @NimratOfficial back again. Finally, @yamigautam was excellent.@MaddockFilms @jiostudios pic.twitter.com/DMdJBJdXgQ— Subimal Das 🇮🇳 (@iamsubimal) April 7, 2022
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Storyline
The drama takes place in the fictitious state of Hamit Pradesh. Ganga Ram Chaudary (Abhishek Bachchan) is a crooked chief minister who gets imprisoned for an educational fraud. His wife, Bimla Devi (Nimrat Kaur), takes over as CM and begins neglecting her husband. The jail superintendent, Jyothi Deswal, blames Ganga Ram for being a crooked and illiterate chief minister. Annoyed, Ganga Ram dares Jyothi to pass his tenth exam. But there’s a catch: if he doesn’t pass the exam, he won’t be able to sit in as CM again. What is Ganga going to do now? To know more you have to watch this socio- political drama.
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Dasvi Review: Script Analysis
The narrative is about learning and the significance of education, and it is modeled on a satire about an Indian political dynasty. The wonderful first half is filled with a bunch of socio-political satire and comedy jabs that draw sincere laughs. However, it slips down in the second half, which becomes more didactic and feels stretched. Suresh Nair and Ritesh Shah’s dialogues and narrative lack a particular charm.
Some of the characters’ responses are also highly artificial, particularly Abhishek and Nimrat’s screen equation. There was also an effort to make a bond between the actors and the viewers by including some catchphrases, but the effort eventually failed.
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Dasvi Review: Star Performance
Abhishek Bachchan shows a genuine effort to portray the part. If the script had supported him, he could have played a lot better with the character. Nimrat Kaur impresses as Bimla Devi, perfectly expressing all of the character’s facets. Jyoti Deswal is portrayed by Yami Gautam, who puts her all into the role but isn’t truly convincing.
Abhishek Bachchan in Movie Dasvi
Yami Gautam in Movie Dasvi
Nimrat Kaur in Movie Dasvi
Dasvi Review: Direction & Music
Tushar Jalota’s film combines so many ingredients to present a single basic point, and it loses perspective. Dasvi is clearly not a masterpiece of Tushar. It’s a movie with a vision that also tries hard to impress. However, whether it fulfills the latter is unclear.
Sachin Jigar delivers an upbeat album with only a few memorable songs. The soundtrack adds nothing to the film. The ensemble, production aesthetics, and editing (by the renowned Sreekar Prasad) are all fine.
Dasvi makes every effort to captivate you but never appears to be steady in the attempts.
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