Aakhir Palaayan Kab Tak..?

'Aakhir Palaayan Kab Tak' seems to have made a significant impact on the cinematic landscape, drawing attention for its suspenseful narrative and tackling the sensitive theme of land acquisition and community conflicts. Directed and written by Mukul Vikram, with production led by Sohani Kumari and Alka Choudhary, the film explores the complex issue of land disputes, specifically highlighting tensions between Hindus and Muslims.

'Aakhir Palaayan Kab Tak' is applauded for not shying away from addressing the real-world implications of its themes. The film, through its character-driven plot, invites viewers to delve into the socio-political nuances of land disputes, offering a thought-provoking experience while still being entertaining.

Being a Writer & Director, I would like to talk about the actor of this film Bhushan Patiyal, as I have read that this is his debut film. So in his debut film, he has done such subtle acting and has played his character with so much reality in a way that it looks very genuine and real. This is a matter of great praise. He said that his background is from the theater industry and he follows method acting, which can also be seen in this film. He has performed his acting very well, I hope people will like his acting as I have liked it and I have also read many comments and I have also read news reviews, everywhere his acting has been praised. This is commendable. My best wishes are always with Patiyal that he makes a good future for himself in the acting world, hope we work together soon and apart from this, Rajesh Sharma, Chitranjan Giri, Dhirendra Dwivedi, Saurabh Agnihotri, Brijesh Karanwal, Suhani Kumari and Avinash Kumar have also done a very commendable job and have spread the magic of their acting. This film is on a social issue and it is very important that people know about this act and understand its misuse.

When I watched this film I realized what is happening in the country? And why is it happening? This film is a big mirror for the society? And for the future to come. This film tells how? Some people Under the guise of religion, they are doing something which will create an ummah within the country, but I want that such a thing should not happen. Such films should be made. I congratulate the director, producer, actor and the entire team of this film for making such a film.

Now I want that Bollywood film makers should learn something from this and make such films in which the message of goodwill is sent to the society and they also keep the matter of exposing some such things hidden in the society. He should also make such a film. The film is very good. The acting is also very good.

Honestly Best movie.

This captivating film takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. With its compelling storyline, stellar performances from the cast, and breathtaking cinematography, it's a cinematic masterpiece that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The director's skillful storytelling weaves together intricate plotlines, leaving audiences spellbound and eager for more. Each scene is meticulously crafted, evoking a range of emotions and leaving a lasting impact. The movie's powerful message resonates long after the credits roll, making it a must-watch for any cinephile. In short, this film is an absolute triumph in every aspect."

Whenever we talk about communal things we see it as something that can do harm to our national integration, but when suddenly something like this comes to us, as through this movie, we definitely feel that some hidden conspiracy, some egenda to simply change the religious demography and to further empower a particular sect, is played under the knowledge of government of that time. History clearly reveals it that this not new that under beautiful disguise of brotherhood, main natives of our country are misguided, divided, cheated, overpowered and then compelled. To take such a courageous decision of making an eye-opener movie on this subject, I seriously salute the might of the producers, writer and director. It's such an irony the in our own country we feel insecure to talk about subjects like this as the so called minority commonly comprise of highly intolerant and voilent beasts. I highly recommend this movie to everyone.