Nishaanchi Movie Review | Anurag Kashyap’s sharp cinema returns, Aishwarya Thackeray’s masterclass came out

Nishanchi Film Review: Anurag Kashyap has returned to the same period again. The story of an alliance between the goons, local leaders and wrestlers, and corrupt policemen of small towns, where people target and someone, not only between the eyes, but also among some lower sections that have a colorful description in the east.

Aishwarya Thackeray’s first film “Nishanchi” has been released in theaters. Director-writer Anurag Kashyap knows that the filmmaker never believes in giving importance to the heritage children before Pratibha. But the day the film was announced with the grandson of Shiv Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray, it simply meant that Anurag saw something in Aishwarya that others did not know yet.

In addition, Aishwarya, who chose films instead of politics and worked as an assistant director in “Bajirao Mastani”, has taken her time to appear in films. Whether it is their language style, appearance on screen or acting ability, it seems that they have understood many concepts of films well before coming on the big screen. But is he able to direct Anurag Kashyap’s film like Manoj Bajpayee, Abhay Deol, Taapsee Pannu and Vicky Kaushal, or is the filmmakers submerging his boat this time? Let’s know.

 

The Nirchchi begins with Dubbalu, Bablu (Aishwarya Thackeray) and Rinku, who fail and caught badly to rob a bank. Dancer Rinke and his innocent brother -in -law somehow manage to escape, while all of them are caught and the brave Bablu alias Tony Mantena is caught and he is jailed for 7 years.

In the early 2000s, the Nirchchi, which occurs in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, runs in two times. In the first, Bablu does not understand his uncle’s conspiracy and sentenced him of 7 to 10 years, while the last deadline opens the love story and struggle of his parents.

In the first part, it is revealed that Manjari (Monica Panwar) and tremendous (Vineet Kumar Singh), who were athletes, loved each other and after marriage they had twins. However, due to fatigue and struggle arising out of unfair behavior at work, a tremendous job in a company where he should not have gone and commit a crime that changes the fate of his wife and children.

 

On the other hand, the current developments are based on the story of Rinke at how she meets Bablu, her uncle Ambika Prasad (Kumud Mishra) fights with a longing for the house and lives with the love of Bablu in jail. But when someone thinks that Manjari, Dubbu and Rinke would have gone to a narrow street to avoid all this, the story takes a big turn, which becomes the perfect place to finish the first part and start the Nishanchi Part 2.

‘Nirchchi’ begins with Anurag Kashyap from a strong beginning launched in Kanpur in 2006, where Azan’s loud voice echoes in the city and after a few seconds the bells of the temple also start ringing. This can only happen in Kashyap’s film, and we see it for this magic.

Soon we are introduced to twin brothers, Bablu (aka Tony Mantena) and Dubbu, whose character has been played beautifully by debutant Aishwarya Thackeray. With his partner Rinku (Vedika Pinto), they decide to rob a bank, but Bablu is caught while running. Then this exciting journey begins, which takes us at a time when they were not born, and then how this family came in contact with Ambika Prasad (Kumud Mishra), who changed her luck many times.

The film’s main attraction is Vineet Kumar Singh and Monica Panwar’s flashback sequence. The couple’s chemistry and love story, which came together from their passion towards the game, is worth seeing. Apart from this, the artists have acted so strong that at one time you feel as if it is their film. The struggling wrestler, as a tremendous, reflects the frustration of a person who wants to prove his ability, but is burdened with politics. On the other hand, Monica plays the role of Manjari, who is a strong willpower woman who manages to create a family with equality, and knows how to attract men.