Haasil

A brilliant narrative of student politics and the ecosystem around it. A very captivating story till the last minute. Movie gradually evolves and touches many different aspects of life, numerous to point down. Namely caste, patriarchy, mainstream political, muscle power, betrayl, friendship and more.

Tigmanshu Dhulia is a brilliant director and writer which is suitably portrayed in the movie.

Actings were almost flawless, which casts most of the gonna be established artists in the movie scene.

A well made worth-it movie.

Its a cult movie , i have watched it numerous times , can watch again.

Haasil is not just a film-it's an authentic portrayal of Northern India's socio-political landscape, marking a powerful directorial debut for Tigmanshu Dhulia. Set in Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh), the film masterfully blends love, politics, deceit, and the harsh realities of student politics, offering a gripping narrative rooted in the region's culture.

The story follows Aniruddha (Jimmy Shergill) and Niharika (Hrishitaa Bhatt), two college students who fall in love. However, their peaceful lives take a dangerous turn when Aniruddha gets entangled with Ranvijay Singh (Irrfan Khan), a charismatic yet ruthless student leader locked in a power struggle with his rival, Gauri Shankar (Ashutosh Rana). As the battle for political dominance intensifies, Aniruddha finds himself in deep trouble, threatening his love and future.

Irrfan Khan delivers an electrifying performance, embodying Ranvijay with raw intensity and flawless dialogue delivery in Allahabad's local dialect. His transformation into the character is seamless, making him one of the most memorable antagonists in Indian cinema. Jimmy Shergill shines in a role that allows him to showcase his acting prowess beyond conventional romantic leads. Hrishitaa Bhatt convincingly portrays a conservative college girl, making her character highly relatable to many North Indian audiences. Ashutosh Rana, despite limited screen time, leaves a lasting impact, while veteran actor Sharat Saxena is perfectly cast as a concerned father grappling with societal norms.

One of the film's biggest strengths is its authentic dialogue, which captures the raw essence of Allahabad's linguistic and cultural nuances. The supporting cast adds further depth, making every scene feel genuine and immersive. The film's pacing is impeccable, transitioning from a simple love story to a gripping political thriller with remarkable finesse.

Tigmanshu Dhulia proves that compelling cinema isn't dependent on star power but on strong storytelling, well-researched characters, and an unfiltered look at regional politics. Haasil is a must-watch, particularly for those who appreciate films driven by realistic characters and intense narratives rather than commercial glamour.

Highly recommended for lovers of raw, powerful, and socially relevant Indian cinema.

this is one of those rare movies... which makes you feel good from the inside... it makes you feel.. that there are still some directors in India.. who make movies with Jigar.. not the K3G Panzy with a Z stuff.... this is one of those movies.. wherein.. you would not want to go to your grave.. without having watched it.

Rajput vs. Pandits.. at its best...

more than anything.. the dialogs and their delivery is something to be applauded...the way the story unfolds.. the power of student politics... the beating of the CM with Chappals.. by the youth leader.. it is very very gratifying...

best dialog: Jaan SE Na Mar Dena.. Magar Itna Marna.. Ita Marna.. Ki Tumhaari Jaan Ko Lage Ki Tumhe Jan Hai...

Rana / Khan / Murad / support cast... classic... could have easily.. done without the love pair....jimmy/Bhatt... :-)

i am surprised... Dhulia.. has not directed... anything post.. Charas... feed us dude..

Ranvijayaaaaa.... nice.

This is only kind of such movie made in Indian cinema. This movie truly replicates and speaks about mind and mindset of students in northern part of India (not in metros). The efforts put by director/writer Tigmanshu Dhulia can't be measured by just few awards. A lot of research (or say no research was required because every scene looks so natural) has been done behind each and every scene in the movie. Most of the actors in the movie are stage performers and they have given their best shots in the movie. No doubt this is the best movie of the best (?) actor in India after Kamal Hasan. Performance given by Jimmy Shergil and even Hrishita Bhatt is par above than so called superstars of Indian Hindi cinema. I recommend everyone to watch this movie at least once.