Tikdam

Very few films tend to mesmerize you, and it is one of such films which shall be retained in my memory for long and shall be recommending. Shot in a picturesque rural landscape of India with a low profile cast, it takes you to the memories of your childhood and enlivens a family bond on the screen.

It delves into the problems of migration from the rural parts of the country where the parents are compelled to leave their children for employment outside the town. The film revolves around two children who team up with their friends to stop global warming to bring snowfall in their hill station which shall bring tourists in their place so that their father's hotel isn't closed and their father isn't compelled to migrate for a living. In retrospect, the film is an eyeopener on sustainability and environmental protection; and what a performance from the children. Their every small gesture just tickles you and even makes you emotional. Overall, it's a film to admire and all those young fathers like me can relate to it.

When I started watching Tikdam I initially thought of it as some children movie but it is an ocean of feelings of a father, expectations of children and of society. Amit Sial is an actor with diverse acting methods.

Movie roped the audience in a world where a father struggles very hard but honestly to take care of his children and at same time, he is performing role of son to his parents. Amazing script with quality acting by everyone. I wish bollywood make such films regularly and they should get platform to be advertised.

Good acting, heartfelt script and beautiful location on hilly parts of North India makes it a wonderful experience for audience.

This story revolves around Sukhatal, a place where the tourism is deteriorating because the snow fall is reduced and the snow is melting drastically. For this reason, every man goes to city to fin a suitable job so that they can feed their family.

This journey embarks how the small kids of the village use tricks (Tikdam) to stop their father to go to city.

Looks simple right? But this film is much more than that. The pure innocence shown here by the kids will surely steal your heart. Along with them Amit Sial sir is seen in a different role, a innocent and honest man who tries his level best to keep his family and kids happy.

Do watch this film, you won't regret....

Amit Sial has done a commendable job... beautiful acting, beautiful story, sweetest and cutest performances by kids, altogether, a good family movie, on OTT today.

Must watch. By the end of the movie, you would fall for the kids and their innocence irrevocably, and sincerely pray ,for the happiest ending. It's one of a kind in a long time, away from any political drama, or bad language content which is so common today. This one's pure innocence, light hearted and emotional to a certain extent.

Amit Sial will definitely prove to be the dark horse in the industry, soon.

With warmest of appreciation, a good watch altogether.

Beautifully crafted and heart-wrenching, this film poignantly tells the story of immigrants who leave their loved ones behind in pursuit of a better life for their children. With stunning cinematography and powerful performances, the movie masterfully captures the struggles, sacrifices, and resilience of those who migrate. What struck me most was the authenticity and honesty with which the story is written. The filmmakers have clearly poured their hearts and souls into this project, and it shows in every frame. Overall, this movie is a must-see for anyone who has ever known the pain of separation. It's a beautiful reminder that we are all connected, and that our stories matter.