Dedh Bigha Zameen

"Dedh Bigha Zameen," directed by Pulkit, stars Pratik Gandhi as Anil Singh, a resilient man embroiled in a grueling struggle against corruption after his family's property is wrongfully seized. This intense drama delves deeper into the lives affected, featuring Khushali Kumar as Anil's supportive wife, fighting societal and political adversity together. Their journey through legal battles and moral challenges paints a vivid picture of the devastating impacts of greed and injustice. The film's poignant ending highlights the stark reality and sacrifices involved in challenging deep-rooted corruption.

A character in a situation. As the story progresses the character becomes stronger, naivity goes off and is ready to fight. Apart from the climax, there's many issues like dowry, girl getting married off early, incompetent bridegroom, all glorified, for no reason. Apart from a common man's story, there's no takeaway.

All actors have done their roles pretty well. Khusalli Kumar could have easily done better with less make up. Milieu and setup looks good, director has done everything right, except the script.

Prateek Gandhi is getting stronger with every film and carries the film from beginning to end. All in all, a one time watch, with disappointment.

Depicted the cold heart reality of our society. A perfect role played by Brilliant actor prateek Gandhi. All characters player their part perfectly.

I guess the main point of writer was to provoke the thoughts of common man. A common man must come out from screen and see the real society around Us.

Hats off to all the people involved in the movie.

It's a story about piece of land and the mafia of land roam around on the back of our flawed system.

If you feel helpless after watching the movie, just try to imagine what you would feel if something like that happen in our real life. Atleast he has an advocate relaive, many of us don't even have that.

The movie has a unique approach to showcasing how land encroachment happens and its impact on individuals and families.

The movie consistently stressed the pain and hardship a common man endures in seeking justice and his rights, which affected the viewers deeply.

I would rate it 8/10. The movie's ending did not do justice to the whole story. I believe the ending shows elements of lazy writing and direction. This movie could have been better if more effort had been put into the ending rather than presenting a pessimistic conclusion that disappoints the audience.

Overall, the movie is engaging and takes the audience on an emotional roller coaster. Pratik Gandhi did a fabulous job acting as a common helpless man.

Acting: 10/10 Casting: 10/10 Direction: 7/10 Story: 6.5/10

Final conclusion: This movie had great potential. It's a one-time watch, and I recommend the audience to watch it.

The plot of the movie was great. But the director had nothing to do with it. The actor, acting and the dialogues of the broker was a waste even he was the main culprit. If the hero was fooled by someone, he had to be little sharp minded to use a trick to get his land back, but...

In the end this movie gives a massage that no one should fight against Injustice. Otherwise, you will die. This is the final impression of the movie. The director should encourage the general public to fight against injustice.

Pratik Gandhi Justified the role. Hats off to him. He was better than Khans of Bollywood..