| Name of Movie |
Poorna |
| Critics Rating |
4 Star |
| Director |
Rahul Bose |
| Star cast |
Aditi Inamdar, S. Mariya, Rahul Bose, Dhritiman Chatterjee, Heeba Shah, Gyanendra Tripathi, Arif Zakaria |
| Genre |
Drama |
| Duration |
1 hour 40 minutes |
| Date Released |
31st march 2017 |
Story –
The movie is based on the true story of a 13-year-old Adivasi girl of Telangana who became the youngest girl in history to climb Mount Everest.
Review –
Everybody adores the account of a terrible and not well-prepared underdog who overcomes their feelings of fear, understands their actual potential and goes ahead to defeat a towering test. "
Poorna" encapsulates this story in an exceptionally strict sense. Without the ingredient of shock (the result is plainly promoted in the film's poster and trailer), the test is no less fantastic for journalists Prashant Pandey and Shreya Dev Verma.
Entrusted with forming the story of Poorna's journey, they add convincing components to the protagonist character which Aditi Inamdar plays with guiltlessness and naivete. Under Bose's heading, she hits a large piece of the huge enthusiastic beats with kindred newcomer S. Mariya who plays her cousin Priya, however, Inamdar's most trained scenes are close by Bose himself. His downplayed execution as the guide and mentor 'Dr. R S Praveen Kumar' is fielded by supporting actor Heeba Shah, Dhritiman Chatterjee and Gyanendra Tripathi who advance the film with sufficient gravitas.
Bose is as comfortable before the camera as he is behind it, taking into the story a recurring pattern to the story that keeps you completely engaged amid its rigid runtime. As an extra part, the tracks by Salim – Sulaiman are reviving and snappy while complimenting the story. Be that as it may, the odd decision to utilize Telugu scattered with Hindi and English exchanges without subtitles is a minor troublemaker; one that doesn't diminish the film's general effect, yet could have presumably gone to a much more practical and consistent review understanding.
Coming back to a directorial limit following 16 years,
Rahul Bose perceives the magnificence in straightforwardness and utilizations it to the film's favorable position. Grounded exhibitions consolidated with mixing music lift this generally direct story, making it fundamental survey for the young Indian girl as well as for anybody hoping to scale awesome statues despite seemingly insurmountable opposition.
Why To Watch –
Poorna highlights unreleased videotape from the Mt Everest undertaking of 2014, and Rahul uncovered that he attempted to procure those shots, which will be seen without precedent for the motion picture. The film is not made on a little budget. It is a major movie. The VFX in the film is next level and never found in Indian Movies.
