Agni

We extend our gratitude to Excel Entertainment for producing such a captivating film. Pratik Gandhi and Saiyami Kher, alongside the rest of the cast and crew, have delivered exceptional performances. While we often acknowledge the contributions of police officers, doctors, and engineers, we often overlook the bravery of firefighters. This film serves as a powerful reminder of their selfless dedication and the immense risks they undertake to protect lives. It opens our eyes to the challenges they face and the sacrifices they make in the line of duty.

Fire fighters don't get a such benefit and important.

Agni makes a commendable attempt at highlighting otherwise ignored firefighters, and brings an audience - otherwise unaware of the challenges faced by firefighters - into this world. That alone makes the movie interesting, but its attempt at stringing together a plot is forced at best and illogical at worst.

The plot centers on a father who leads his firefighting unit but is unappreciated for his work by his son. He encounters a series of mysterious fires across Mumbai, investigating them for arson. The nature of the final reveal to the audience is not very subtle or suspense-inducing, and in the end, it does not make much sense.

The firefighting scenes are done quite well, however, and make it moderately entertaining.

The movie carries a pure, sincere core, portraying firefighters, celebrating their bravery and sacrifices with a narrative that flows effortlessly. The pairing of Pratik Gandhi and Divyenndu Sharma is unexpectedly satisfying, with Pratik's calm, steady portrayal contrasting beautifully with Divyenndu's fiery, unpredictable energy.

The female leads, Saiyami Kher and Sai Tamhankar, also shine. Saiyami exudes strength and determination, commanding the screen with her presence, while Sai Tamhankar's portrayal brings depth and emotional resonance to the narrative. The entire cast delivers performances that felt grounded and genuine.

Agni is a pure, emotionally resonant film that boosts pride in its heroes while telling their story with a purpose.

This movie is a tribute to all the firefighters who bet on their lives to save other people in the face of blazing fire. These people should be treated as heroes, and they deserve it. However, they are treated as cheap labor in the Indian context. These people are never lauded for their work, despite their work being equally challenging and life-threatening.

The makers try to showcase the lives of the firefighters in the city of Mumbai. This film highlights the challenges faced by them, like no or less insurance, almost zero pension and absolutely zero applaud. However life threatening their activity be, people of other professions are praised and given credit. The VFX fire scenes are very good and seem real. I would recommend everyone to watch this movie as a tribute to these heroes.

This movie is about firefighters of India, this is the first movie which shows how firefighters keep their life in danger to save others life by going into the inferno.

It also shows that firefighters too die in the incidents, I thought their job is easy because they keep precautions before going into the burning buildings but it is not true their life is also in danger.

Rahul Dholakia has done good job in the movie, this is the second best movie after Raees.

Pratik Gandhi and Divyendu Sharma did good acting and the other crew members also has done good acting.

In conclusion this movie you can watch with your friends and family.