Ground Zero Movie Review: Emraan Hashmi starrer film came at the right time, anonymous hero got recognition

Ground Zero Film Review: Focused on the mission of BSF officer Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey against terrorism, it combines real -life events with an interesting story. Ground Zero has been released in a particularly relevant moment after the release Pahalgam attack. The nation is upset, angry, and among all of them, when a film about unrest in Kashmir and India’s bravery comes out, it is sure to be liked.

The film revolves around the campaign to eliminate terrorist Rana Tahir Nadeem or Ghazi Baba led by BSF officer Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey (starring Emraan Hashmi). The story begins with the ‘pistol gang’, killing BSF officers posted in JNK in the early 2000s, and Narendra wants to catch the mastermind behind these heinous attacks. But all meditation and manpower turns to the 2001 Indian Parliament attack. There is another attack. The script is good, because we are lost in this world intelligence and anti-terrorism.

 

The story begins in August 2001 from Srinagar, where an almost Kashmiri terrorist can be seen handling guns and tricking young boys. These poor Kashmiri boys raise guns in their hands in the greed of money and safety of their families. Later, about 70 soldiers are shot dead by these gun -headed gangs until BSF officer Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey (Emraan Hashmi) does not return to the city after an operation. When Narendra almost catches Ghazi Baba with an IB officer, he learns that Ghazi was behind the attack on Delhi Parliament in 2001 and the attack on Akshardham Temple in Gandhinagar, Gujarat in 2002.

In the second part, the film becomes even more serious. However, one thing that does not reduce its location is Narendra’s determination and his team’s trust in him. After losing some close people and convicted for a terrorist attack, the BSF officer catches the culprit. Despite facing 7 bullets, Narendra completes a very important mission to eliminate the terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed and eliminate Ghazi Baba.

 

Ground Zero salutes the determination and courage of any soldier posted in Kashmir. Let us assume, a place where stones are thrown at army soldiers and terrorism occurs at its peak, sometimes there may be less enthusiasm. But despite this, our soldiers not only fight the war until their last breath, but also remain unknown or unknown in our history books. But like some films, Ground Zero also tells people about the role of an anonymous hero, which deserves all kinds of recognition from us. The film follows a series of events, which is kept in order very well. In the film, both Kashmiri accents and locations are beautifully used. In addition, it keeps you tied to the end and you desire to know what the end is already knowing what happens next.

But the problem is in dialogues! Patriotic films have the highest convenience of raging dialogues and putting tears in your eyes. But both ground zero fails to do it. The film has only a dialogue, which will create a difference. ‘Pahardari will be very blowing’, this is the line in the film at the only right time. Apart from this, this will probably be Emraan Hashmi’s first film with no song that you can remember after exiting the theater. In addition, there are some brakes in the ground zero that could have been avoided.

Ground Zero is a film in which there is no actor who is unsuitable for the role. Whether it is small or big, each actor has done his job well, and the entire team is led by Emraan Hashmi, who is completely in the character as usual. It is really a relief to see the Bollywood actor breaking the obstacles and playing different roles. Tiger 3, Aye Watan Mere Watan and now Ground Zero, Typacist as “Kisar Man”, is doing everything that a cinematographer expects him. The actor is natural in the film and Zoya Hussain has supported him well. However, Imran’s on-screen wife, Say Tamhankar is ineffective. There is no onscreen chemistry between the onscreen spouses and parents of 3 children at all.

Authenticity appears in the depiction of BSF. The manufacturers have consulted several high-grains officials properly during the production, which is why the film has been thanked for the long list of people at the beginning. Imran as Narendra has given his best as an actor. Here, they get a chance to laugh, cry, fight- but fall slightly less in scenes that require more aggression and passion. Say Tamhankar played his role well as his wife. Mukesh Tiwari gets a chance to separate from many comic roles we have seen till date, and they manage it. Zoya Hussain has given good support to Imran’s character as an intelligence officer. Overall, Ground Zero is a well -made film that has come at the right time. Thankfully, this chest is away from the fanatics, and it is a relief.