Sikandar Movie Review: Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna's film Sikandar will release on 31st March. If you are also planning to watch the film, then read its review first-
Sikandar Movie Story:
The film Sikindar is the story of Rajkot's king Sanjay, aka Salman Khan, to whom the people of Rajkot give the status of God. At the beginning of the film, the minister's son Arjun (Prateik Babbar) is shown misbehaving with a woman on a flight. Sanjay, who is present on the spot, teaches Arjun a lesson right there. Arjun wants to take revenge for this insult, so the minister's goons go after Sanjay.
In this battle of revenge, Sanjay loses his wife, Saishree, whose character is played by Rashmika Mandanna. Saishree donates her organs before dying, which saves the lives of 3 different people.
Now the minister's goons are also looking for those three people to whom the organs have been donated, while on the other hand,d Sanjay reaches Mumbai from Rajkot to take revenge for his wife's death and save those three people.
How will those three people be found, why is the minister looking for them and whether Sanjay will be able to save them or not, the story of the film moves forward with this suspense.
Sikindar Movie Analysis:
This film by the writer and director AR Murugadoss can be considered the lightest film to date. There are many flaws in the plot from the beginning to the end of the story. The mistakes in the screenplay are also clearly visible. There are many scenes in the film that have been added only as fillers and to increase the running time. Even if the film was made without them, it would not have made much difference to the story. Due to the lack of emotions and logic in the film, the audience will not be able to connect with the film.
Usually, the specialty of Salman Khan's films is his powerful songs and music, but in this film, the music has failed to impress. The background sound is fine in some scenes, but even that could not make a place in the minds of the audience.
If you are a big fan of Salman Khan and want to see him on the big screen, see his action and want to see his style, then you will like the film. But the story, screenplay is such that if you are not a fan of Salman, then this 150.08 minutes long film will bore you.
Actors Performance:
There is nothing new in the acting of Salman Khan, who is playing the role of Sanjay. Salman did a lot of action in the film, but his humor and some comedy dialogues failed to make people laugh. Also, his emotional dialogues do not make you emotional. Rashmika Mandana has done a decent job despite having less screen time. Talking about casting, Sharman Joshi does not fit in his character. Prateek Babbar, Satyaraj and Kishore Kumar ji have also put in extra effort in many parts, which seems less powerful and more dramatic.