Anek Movie Review: Anek is the story of those people of the Northeast who do not consider themselves to be ours even after being us, why the people of the Northeast do not consider themselves to be a part of India?
Why do some people there want to separate from India? What is the problem in restoring peace there? This is the story of many and it is very important to tell this story. This is the story of our people, which needs to be told and told powerfully.
Ayushmann Khurrana is in the role of an undercover cop and like every time, this time from look to style is different. This time too, seeing Ayushmann on the screen, you think how this guy is so amazing.
Ayushmann Khurrana leaves his mark in every scene. Andrea kevichusa plays a girl from North East who wants to box for India, but her people do not consider themselves to be a part of India. Andrea suits this character. Manoj Pahwa is wonderful in the role of Ayushmann Khurrana's boss. The characters of JD Chakraborty and Kumud Mishra are also amazing. All the actors of North East have done amazing work and every character leaves its mark.
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The shortcoming of the film is that this film is a bit heavy and slow. This is not a masala entertainer, so if you are fond of masala films, then you may be disappointed with this film. You may find the film boring, but somewhere you feel the pain that this film wants you to feel.
In one scene, when a boxer from Haryana tells Andrea that India belongs to her father, Andrea punches her and says that India does not belong to anyone's father. India belongs to all. This story is of our people which needed to be told and well told. Just this film is not for everyone, but if you understand the depth of this film, then Ayushmann Khurrana and director Anubhav Sinha will praise both.
Anubhav Sinha's direction is good. Just if he had brought a little more entertainment factor in the film, then the scope of this film would have increased, but as a director, it was very difficult to do in such a film.