Avrodh:The Siege Within 2020 Movie Review Best Series
Introduction:-
Based on a chapter from Rahul Singh & Shiv Aroor's book, India’s Most Fearless, ‘Avrodh’ may be a detailed account of the 2016 Uri strike , with some creative liberties taken by the creators.
With tension palpable within the air, from the very first episode, ‘Avrodh’ hooks you directly . The series which spans across nine episodes celebrates the courage of the Indian soldiers because it takes the viewer through numerous operations, while build up to the ultimate strike . The retaliation to the ghastly terrorist attacks in Uri in 2016 has been dramatized once earlier within the 2019 blockbuster Hindi film, Uri – The strike directed by Aditya Dhar.
Coming back to the series, screenplay writers Harmanjeet Singha, Sudeep Nigam, Adhaar Khurana and Abhishek Chatterjee fictionalize a number of characters, locations and events.While most of the action is about within the Uri base in September 2016, the series also zips back and forth from the political corridors in Delhi, to offer an summary and a well-rounded perspective of the mission. the design , execution and training for the mission are shown with meticulous detailing.
The part of this series is certainly the cast who have pulled in commendable performances. Darshan Kumaar is impressive as Major Raunaq Gautam. Madhurima Tuli is sincere because the hard-nosed journalist Namrata who sometimes maybe too wanting to break a story. Neeraj Kabi as Sailesh Malviya, National Security Advisor and Arif Zakaria as Ali Raza Khan, the NIA investigator add with their finesse to their respective roles. Vikram Gokhale because the Prime Minister makes an impression . Pavail Gulati makes an impact even together with his short screen time. Anil George as Abu Hafiz maintains a chilling presence. albeit Amit Sadh as Major Videep Singh makes an entry into the show a couple of episodes down the road , his impeccable and committed performance stands out.
Director Raj Acharya keeps most of the episodes taut with the adrenaline rush and intrigue it offers. Although somewhere along the way, the pace dips then again flows back certain an action-packed finale. While the narrative mostly stays on ground where the action js, a number of the military family and background stories are touched upon fleetingly.The cinematography (Shanu Singh) and background score (Nirmal Pandya) keep the mood and tempo browsing most of the episodes. Overall despite a predictable narrative arc, there are enough twists and turns in ‘Avrodh’ to form it a gripping watch and therefore the stellar performances keep it on target .
With tension palpable within the air, from the very first episode, ‘Avrodh’ hooks you directly . The series which spans across nine episodes celebrates the courage of the Indian soldiers because it takes the viewer through numerous operations, while build up to the ultimate strike . The retaliation to the ghastly terrorist attacks in Uri in 2016 has been dramatized once earlier within the 2019 blockbuster Hindi film, Uri – The strike directed by Aditya Dhar.
Coming back to the series, screenplay writers Harmanjeet Singha, Sudeep Nigam, Adhaar Khurana and Abhishek Chatterjee fictionalize a number of characters, locations and events.While most of the action is about within the Uri base in September 2016, the series also zips back and forth from the political corridors in Delhi, to offer an summary and a well-rounded perspective of the mission. the design , execution and training for the mission are shown with meticulous detailing.
The part of this series is certainly the cast who have pulled in commendable performances. Darshan Kumaar is impressive as Major Raunaq Gautam. Madhurima Tuli is sincere because the hard-nosed journalist Namrata who sometimes maybe too wanting to break a story. Neeraj Kabi as Sailesh Malviya, National Security Advisor and Arif Zakaria as Ali Raza Khan, the NIA investigator add with their finesse to their respective roles. Vikram Gokhale because the Prime Minister makes an impression . Pavail Gulati makes an impact even together with his short screen time. Anil George as Abu Hafiz maintains a chilling presence. albeit Amit Sadh as Major Videep Singh makes an entry into the show a couple of episodes down the road , his impeccable and committed performance stands out.
Director Raj Acharya keeps most of the episodes taut with the adrenaline rush and intrigue it offers. Although somewhere along the way, the pace dips then again flows back certain an action-packed finale. While the narrative mostly stays on ground where the action js, a number of the military family and background stories are touched upon fleetingly.The cinematography (Shanu Singh) and background score (Nirmal Pandya) keep the mood and tempo browsing most of the episodes. Overall despite a predictable narrative arc, there are enough twists and turns in ‘Avrodh’ to form it a gripping watch and therefore the stellar performances keep it on target .
Director:-Raj Acharya
Cast:- Amit Sadh, Darshan kumar
Star:- 3/5
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