Chandu Champion

It is not just a movie nor a documentary.

Kartik has nailed his each n every role so perfectly tat u wont imagine tat he is acting on screen , he just did it in realistic way.. And it is a bio pic on tat person whose real life story itself is a inspiration to entire world regarding dreams . In each n every dept this is really shot very wel n accurately.. Kabir Khan , Vijay Raaz , Kartik n all of them have proved their roles very nicely.. No negativity no any wastage in movie... Its a perfect shot for Sajid n Kabir .. A National Award Loading For Kartik... Go for it.. Must watch An Outstanding Movie..

I recently watched "Chandu Champion" and I absolutely loved it! This film is a remarkable portrayal of a real-life hero and it left a lasting impression on me.

The movie tells the incredible true story of Murlikant Petkar, a parathlete who overcame immense obstacles to become India's first Paralympic gold medalist. The narrative is deeply inspiring, shedding light on the triumph of the human spirit and the power of perseverance.

The performances in the film were outstanding. The lead actor, Kartik Aaryan, delivered a powerful and moving performance as Murlikant Petkar. His portrayal was nuanced and heartfelt, capturing the essence of Petkar's struggles and victories with great authenticity. The supporting cast also did an excellent job, adding depth and richness to the story.

A special mention must go to the director, Kabir Khan, who brought this inspiring story to life with such skill and sensitivity. The direction was masterful, balancing emotional depth with engaging storytelling. The director's vision and dedication to telling this important story are evident in every frame.

"Chandu Champion" is a very good real story that needs to be seen by everyone. It's a film that not only entertains but also educates and inspires. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend you do. It's a testament to the strength of the human spirit and a celebration of an unsung hero who made history.

This is one of the finest movies of Bollywood, that I have ever seen in my life. Kartik Aryan and Kabir Khan's duo rocked. Superb job guys and I hope Bollywood will return on track after such awesome movies. Simply Mind-blowing. Both of you guys nailed it. The entire cast did a great job of justifying their characters. The storyline is outstanding and the power that was injected by kartik aryan in his role as Sir Murlikant Pentkar is incredible. I wish good to both kartik aryan and Kabir Khan. After such a long wait, we got some good content from Bollywood. Going again to watch this with my friends.

Tone, Script & Story: The story is about a person who decides people will remember him same as a medal winner arriving in his village. To be precise he decides to be an Olympic gold medalist. He comes to know that via being in military he will become very close to his dream. It further shows if he will succeed.

As it is shown this movie was an only medium to bring this epic tale to the audience doing justice to champion Murlikant Petkar. He in his life learns three sports only to fulfill his dream. The movie is about will he achieve his dream, but more than that how that would shape village life where he lives.

Direction, Screenplay, Cinematography: The village, the akhada, the transport, the military camps, the ring, the sports conducting venue, the hospital, etc have all been captured well. A good approach in short.

Music: Above average music that goes well along the movie. Acting: Everyone has acted well. Good casting.

Final Verdict: Some movies show part of story and some are complete. I am a person who likes a complete story. This movie fulfills that craving. It's complete. Do watch it. It's a delight.

A story of an unsung hero that captures the essence of hope, determination, and overcoming challenges. Kartik Aaryan shines in this feel-good film. Worth a watch! You will not regret and full paisa wasool movie. Based on a true story, the film shines a spotlight on Petkar's remarkable journey - from the 1950s to 2018 - when he clinched India's first Paralympic gold medal. His achievements, hidden in anonymity, finally receive the honor and respect they deserve. Surviving against all odds, he emerges unbroken, even when devastated. The film's free-flowing narrative, reminiscent of "Forrest Gump," and the essence of "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag" infuse it with a rebellious spirit.