ParthaSpeaks
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Oxford defines 'Cinematography' as - 'the art of photography and camerawork in film-making'
-it will become far more clear when you watch this movie.
Its a war epic depicted from the messenger point of view. A soldier whose only mission is to deliver message on-time to the other end.
Its a SINGLE TAKE MOVIE, means scene is constantly going on and camera is just following along!
Believe me when I say, that this movie is gripping in its storytelling. It has the raw feeling & harshness of war in its appearance. It is a brilliant movie to start this new year, as its my first movie that I watched in 2020. Go watch it and Enjoy!
Its a war epic depicted from the messenger point of view. A soldier whose only mission is to deliver message on-time to the other end.
Its a SINGLE TAKE MOVIE, means scene is constantly going on and camera is just following along!
Believe me when I say, that this movie is gripping in its storytelling. It has the raw feeling & harshness of war in its appearance. It is a brilliant movie to start this new year, as its my first movie that I watched in 2020. Go watch it and Enjoy!
"There is no bigger God than a Teacher, And There is no bigger Religion than Education"- Partha
Super-30 is movie based on true story of a Teacher named Mr. Anand Kumar, hailing from Bihar, who taught 30 students for IIT entrance examination under many difficult circumstances. In a caste inflicted society like India, Upper castes reaps the benefit of society in many situations. In this system, everything comes with a price-tag even a basic necessity like Education. This film revolves around eternal struggle of poor to climb up the ladder for a better life and rich people's intervention to shift the direction of the ladder.
The film may have added some drama and exaggeration on how a teacher teaches or student learn but nonetheless it is a good cinematic attempt in the end. There are few Bollywood producers who would gamble with such a story in this highly commercial industry. So, I would say kudos to the director & producers. Plus, Hrithik deserves a special mention for coming out of his usual glamour filled films full of his naked body shots and swift dance movements. This is a totally an unusual film for a person like Hrithik Roshan.
Some person hailing from Bihar, may have some complaints regarding the accent or brown-facing of the character (by this I mean little dark make-up of Hrithik to suit the character). But as an audience from other territories, I would say it's a brilliant attempt to credit an Indian for all his contribution to this society. Also, salute to the strength of Mr. Anand Kumar. As a movie-lover too it has all necessary drama, plot changes to make it worth watching. It may be a bit lengthy for some audience though.
Overall the film tries to show, that only Education can truly uplift a person and society. Also, inorder to gain this proper education one need a good teacher indeed. Thus..."There is no bigger God than a Teacher, And There is no bigger Religion than Education".
The film may have added some drama and exaggeration on how a teacher teaches or student learn but nonetheless it is a good cinematic attempt in the end. There are few Bollywood producers who would gamble with such a story in this highly commercial industry. So, I would say kudos to the director & producers. Plus, Hrithik deserves a special mention for coming out of his usual glamour filled films full of his naked body shots and swift dance movements. This is a totally an unusual film for a person like Hrithik Roshan.
Some person hailing from Bihar, may have some complaints regarding the accent or brown-facing of the character (by this I mean little dark make-up of Hrithik to suit the character). But as an audience from other territories, I would say it's a brilliant attempt to credit an Indian for all his contribution to this society. Also, salute to the strength of Mr. Anand Kumar. As a movie-lover too it has all necessary drama, plot changes to make it worth watching. It may be a bit lengthy for some audience though.
Overall the film tries to show, that only Education can truly uplift a person and society. Also, inorder to gain this proper education one need a good teacher indeed. Thus..."There is no bigger God than a Teacher, And There is no bigger Religion than Education".
