Bajrang And Ali Review: Jayveer, Sachin Parikh’s Film Is An Inspirational Story Of Friendship Beyond Religion
Jayveer spins a beautiful tale of friendship between a Hindu and a Muslim man and we're here for it.
3.5 / 5
In a world where religious conflicts continue, producers Suresh Sharma, Mithilesh Sharma and Vishala Sharma bring us the heartwarming tale of brotherhood that goes beyond religion. Written and directed by Jayveer, Bajrang Aur Ali stars Jayveer, Sachin Parikh, Riddhi Gupta, Yugant Badri Pandey And Gaurishankar Singh. This film is a reminder that empathy and mutual respect can bridge the gap between religious communities and create harmony beyond communal boundaries. Bajrang’s friendship with Ali reiterates the old saying, “Hindu, Muslim bhai bhai”.
Plot Of Bajrang Aur Ali
The story of the film revolves around Bajrang (played by Jayveer) and Ali (played by Sachin Parikh). Despite being from two different religious communities, the two become friends and their bond is based on mutual respect and, of course, shared interests. But will their friendship survive the test of time with all the challenges that life throws at them? Watch the movie to find out.
Performances
Jayveer, who is also the writer and the director of the film has delivered an emotional and impactful performance with his portrayal of Bajrang. Sachin Parikh as Ali brings the essence of the Hindu-Muslim brotherhood to life in collaboration with Jayveer. The casting is perfect because no one else could’ve done justice to Bajrang and Ali like Jayveer and Sachin. Their stellar acting is the highlight of the film. Riddhi Gupta, Yugant Badri Pandey and Gaurishankar Singh also nailed their performances and provided the much-needed support to uplift the script.
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Verdict: Jayveer’s Film Dives Deep In Brotherhood Beyond Religion
Considering the fact that Jayveer was not only the writer but also the director and the lead actor in Bajrang Aur Ali, he seems to have done justice to the narrative and the script. He dives deeper into the communal issues and doesn’t shy away from throwing challenges at Bajrang and Ali’s Hindu-Muslim friendship which, in turn, brings more value to the story. The writer-director-actor managed to make his cast deliver their best while portraying their characters and the perfection shows in the film.
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The story dives deep after Bajrang stereotypes someone from a different community which leads to conflicts but eventually, learns his lesson. Bajrang and Ali’s friendship and bond are an inspiration for people to rise above religions and stereotypes. It reminds you of how social conditioning and religions have divided us but there’s nothing bigger than the religion of humanity and empathy. How the duo holds their values close and maintains a harmonious friendship is an example for our country, that is all about diversity. Parts of the film can be truly emotionally overwhelming. However, the film is equally entertaining. That being said, the production value of the film is a little low. But keeping in mind the sensitive theme of the film, we’re giving it 3.5 stars out of 5. ICYMI, the film hits the theatres on June 7.
First Published: June 06, 2024 3:14 PM
