Azaad

I recently watched the movie on OTT and honestly it's not half bad. I enjoyed the performances and the movie overall, it was a nice one time watch.

Enjoyed Aaman Devgan's performance, he had a good screen presence or maybe the other debuts have been so bad that he seemed fine in comparison. It felt very sincere but other characters didnt have much weight and felt gimmicky.

Liked that the movie was animal centric and didn't over indulge in unnecessary love stories.

Overall a good watch on OTT, maybe in the theatre this might have been disappointing.

I'm honestly looking forward to Aaman's next performances.

Amazing debut. Thankgod it didn't turn out like the other nepo kids' debut like naadaniyan etc. I don't see the unnecessary hate here, movie kept me engaged throughout. I agree it was a little slow in the middle but the cutesy romance and the final showdown and ajay devgans incredible perfomance make this def worth watching. It is a strong 8/10 for me but people are unnecessarily hating so I'm giving a 10 just to raise the average :) watch on tv or a bigger screen btw bec phone or smaller devices won't cater to the best experience designated for the film. Uii amma felt kind of forced but it's okay the other soundtracks were definitely way better than nowadays bollywood. This movie made me v charismatic towards horses and I love it.

It was incredibly well performed and the bond between ajays son (sorry I forgot his name)and the horse azaad was incredibly well displayed. Do watch it!

In the Bollywood era of films with zero meaning and reoccurring plot, this movie gives hope to the og lovers of Bollywood. It shows the potential that upon trying harder the Indian industry of movies can produce something original and meaningful.

Though there were several areas like where improvements can be made. The horse riders and britisher roles lacked acting skills. The story build up could have been better with more research.

The MC did an amazing work with acting and character development. The role of female MC was short yet powerful.

It was refreshing to not see the typical love story between a man and a woman but a story of loyalty and between a man and a horse.

Rasha and Aaman have recently made their debuts in the entertainment industry, and their entry has certainly caught the attention of many. What stands out about them, however, is not just the fact that they are newcomers, but the way they have managed to break away from the stereotype of being "nepo kids"-children of well-known celebrities who often get a free pass into the industry without much effort or talent. They trained hard to hone their acting skills, unlike many star kids who struggle with basic acting. Their dedication and effort are evident in their performances. Aaman, in particular, stands out for his impressive portrayal of his character.

Tone, Script & Story: The story is set in 90's India. It's a story of a horse named Azaad. He belongs to Baaghi played by Ajay. Anyone who sees this horse falls in love with him at first instance and wants to own him. Guy played by Aman is no different. Further it's the story if Aman will win.

Being an animal lover I liked the concept where the story revolved around horse, but the problem is it fails to connect emotionally

Direction, Screenplay, Cinematography: The mukhiyas, the angrej, the caretaker of horses, their families, the Baaghis, etc have been captured well. Despite that, who is to blame for no connection with audience? Music is below average. Acting is justified.

Final Verdict: You will like it if you are animal lover, else it's an outdated drama.