Pareeksha

Pareeksha is definitely one of the best film released in recent times. The story is very emotional, uplifting, inspiring, socially aware and above all, the truth of several lives of this country. Other then some few technical faults, Pareeksha holds you tight till the end. Please support this film.

Good movie to watch for especially the movie shows how a father can go to any limits to educate his child very well made.

If you're looking for some inspiration in life here you go! Will not only make your day but leave you highly motivated.

The Story touched my heart, loved the presentation and the hard work of Sir Adil Hussain and all actors have done brilliant work, Sir Prakash Jha wrote and Directed the perfect master peace bit slow but easily skipable, Marvelously Directed and presented the every core part of poor family and shows the emotion. The actors acting, hard work excellence in characters presentation.. Everything touched my heart. I must say while watching some scenes you'll feel like hug your father and you'll definitely cry sorry if you don't have father(unlucky like me) then you'll cry from your heart and miss him. Like me. Father's have to face so many ups and downs to fulfill kids wishes and to accomplished dreams, how parents work hard, this movie is the best presentation of them's whole journey. After completing the movie and while writing the review of this movie, I was not sure from where to start writing this. Loved the direction, writing and enjoyed every part of the movie and i missed my father. All fathers rocks. - itsbymayank Mayank Bharat Bhushan Louteriya

How far a father will go to see his son in a beautiful future is the premises of Pareeksha.

Prakash Jha comes out from his favourite political zone and beautifully shows us some important issues of our Indian society.

Now it is obvious that actor like Adil Hussain always impresses us with his performence. Here is also the same. He is such a versatile actor. Good to see Priyanka Bose after 2016 film Lion. Sanjay Suri in his small role is also commendable.

Available on Zee5.

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