Hawaizaada (2015) Movie Review: Ambitious but with yawn inducing story Line

Aayushman’s Khurana’s new movie Hawaizaada has been the centre of buzz since its promo released. This movie is all about the Indian genius who had made an aeroplane far before the invention of flying shuttle by Wright brothers.

Review of “Hawaizaada (2015) Movie”  

Film goers have expressed mixed review of the Hawaizaada movie that released today (30^th January 2015). Let’s explore the whole thing a glance.

Cast: The lead role is played by Aayushman Khurana as Shivkar Talpade aka Shivi, the Indian genius. Mithun Chakraborty and Pallavi Sharda are in the other two lead roles.

Director: Hawaizaada is directed by Bhivu Puri, with the fullest effort to pull up the story line on the screen.  

Cinematography: Savita Singh did a thumb up job as a cinematographer of Hawaizaada.

Music by: Renowned singer and composer Rochak Kohli is the music director of Hawaizaada and perfectly stitched the theme and story with his extraordinary music. Aayushman Khurana himself sung a song here.

Story Line:  "Hawaizaada" endeavors a just about incomprehensible marriage of a visual magnificence with passionate surrender. The characters, be it the unusual purposeless Shivkar Talpade or his silly mentor Shastry or the British people who frown at any endeavor by Shastry and Talpade to make a history of invention....these are individuals who don't put stock in keeping down feelings.

It is 1895. The potential outcomes of reproducing that time in present times appear to be outlandish and impossible. Because of Puri's specialty directors (subrata Chakraborty & Amit Ray), music composers (vishal Bhardwaj contributes with a spirited lavni shot on the exquisite Sharda) and most exceptionally his unbelievably talented camera-person Savita Singh (who happens to be Puri's wife), the chief has built a world as unbelievable on paper as the hypothesis of flying a plane must have appeared to Talpade's peers.

Performance of the starrers in Hawaizaada:

Mithun Chakraborty has done his one of the best performance in Hawaizaada as a goofy mentor of Shivkar Talpade.

Pallavi Sharda did her job pretty good. She got a wow face but still to learn a lot- how to do acting in national level cinema. Though she was just Jhakkas in an item song, some of her awkward dance moves will leave you disappointed.

Aayushman Khurana somehow managed to take his level up by acting like a failed hero as the movie wanted him.

Main Attraction of Hawaizaada:

Despite of long hazy tale of the Hawaizaada, there are many things that are worth of watching and experience. Brilliant cinematography of Savita Singh, marvelous background score, exceptional music and lyrics, stunning art work and vivid costumes. These things blend the whole theme of the Hawaizaada movie in a positive mode.

Not at all like its plane, has Hawaizaada never taken off. The film drags in its first half itself as the producer extends the scenes richly and the course of the story has officially taken a wrong turn as the male lead who should be an Indian researcher is occupied with charming his woman love and proposing her.

One of the most exceedingly terrible scenes in the second half is the point at which the male lead is exasperates with the sudden demise of his mentor keeping in mind on one hand he is grieving, there are scenes of Ganesh festival celebration being praised and Bal Gangadhar Tilak is being indicated. Actually, both these things have little link and it was as though he needed to constrain other verifiable advancements in this story.

Certain scenes send sharply and it is genuinely disturbing to see that. There are a few genuine editing setbacks in the film and accordingly long shots of Talpade's home or even the ship that he later moves into are appeared.

Main Attraction of Hawaizaada:

Despite of long hazy tale of the Hawaizaada, there are many things that are worth of watching and experience. Brilliant cinematography of Savita Singh, marvelous background score, exceptional music and lyrics, stunning art work and vivid costumes. These things blend the whole theme of the Hawaizaada movie in a positive mode.

Not at all like its plane, has Hawaizaada never taken off. The film drags in its first half itself as the producer extends the scenes richly and the course of the story has officially taken a wrong turn as the male lead who should be an Indian researcher is occupied with charming his woman love and proposing her.

One of the most exceedingly terrible scenes in the second half is the point at which the male lead is exasperates with the sudden demise of his mentor keeping in mind on one hand he is grieving, there are scenes of Ganesh festival celebration being praised and Bal Gangadhar Tilak is being indicated. Actually, both these things have little link and it was as though he needed to constrain other verifiable advancements in this story.

Certain scenes send sharply and it is genuinely disturbing to see that. There are a few genuine editing setbacks in the film and accordingly long shots of Talpade's home or even the ship that he later moves into are appeared.

Verdict and our view after review of Hawaizaada:

If you have a lot of time to spare then you can go for it to experience some exceptional idiotic drama, otherwise we don’t suggest Hawaizaada as the worth of watching. You have already known “the why”. We are giving it 2 out of 5 just for dada (Mithun Chakraborty) and music & cinematography.