Kavishala Review: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Amidst the abundance of high-tech, star-studded, and glamorous films, there remains a glimmer of hope in the form of individuals who dare to speak the truth and possess the talent to create truly captivating movies.
Even within the chaotic world of profit-driven cinema, there are extraordinary directors who stand out. While my opinion may offend some, I must express my belief that directors such as Sajid Khan, Farah Khan, and Remo D'Souza, lack an understanding of the true essence of cinema and claim to know their audience.
It is time for Bollywood to reconsider its ideology.
I applaud Sudhir Mishra for his exceptional work in this movie, as it demonstrates that storytelling and direction are paramount. The actors also deliver commendable performances, but the dominance of the storyline truly shines through.
It's truly astonishing how this profoundly relevant film managed to navigate past the censor board's scrutiny. Its topicality is apparent, especially when compared to another Hindi film released on the same day, which addresses the very issues that "Afwaah" fearlessly confronts: the poisonous influence of baseless rumors spread by toxic IT cells, the vilification of entire states and religions, and the distortion of facts to appease a certain leader.
I commend Sudhir Mishra and everyone involved in the making of this film for their courage and commitment to delivering such a thought-provoking piece. I strongly urge you to watch this and show your support for quality cinema instead of settling for substandard garbage produced by bigoted individuals disguising themselves as filmmakers.
Cast:
Nawazuddin Siddiqui as Rahab Ahmed
Bhumi Pednekar as Nivedita Singh
Sharib Hashmi as Chandan Singh
Sumit Kaul as Inspector Sandeep Tomar
Sumeet Vyas as Vicky Bana
Appurv Gupta as Bobby
Carl Zohan
TJ Bhanu as Riya Rathod
Eisha Chopra
Rockey Raina
Kaviraj Laique
Krishan Bhargav as Imtiaz
Writer: Sudhir Mishra, Nisarg Mehta, Shiva Bajpai
Director: Sudhir Mishra