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The Vijay Krishna Acharya directorial comedy, drama is releasing on 22nd September 2023 aims to resonate with people of all ages capturing the essence of The Indian Family system.
The story entirely revolves around a middle class Indian family named The Mishras. The films consists of National award winner Vicky Kaushal and Miss World 2017 Manushi Chhillar, other cast includes Manoj Pahwa, Kumud Mishra, Sadiya Siddiqui, Alka Amin, Srishti Dixit, Bhuvan Arora, Ashutosh Ujjwal, Bharti Perwani.
The trailer is yet to be released but the teaser seems quite interesting. In the teaser Vicky Kaushal is talking to the camera expressing his feelings about family. The teaser has already created enthusiasm amongst the audience as people might highly relate with the plot.
The official trailer of the movie is released , considering the trailer the narrative revolves around India middle class family, The Mishras. The film explores the changing whirlwind emotions within a family.
The story revolves around Pandit Ji Bhajan Kumar aka Ved Vyas Tripathi played by our brown munda Vicky Kaushal, who comes from a family of generational priests. Bhajn Kumar is undisputedly famous for his devotional songs. The only sorrow Ved has that people of his age are out having fun while he's give blessings.
The trailers unfolds when Ved recieves a letter, which discloses his previous birth identity. The says Bhajan to be born in a Muslim family. Further the movie focuses on Ved's transformation journey of how he accepts himself as a Muslim and being treatred differently by others.
Review
'The Great Indian Family' brings to its audience a much-needed message of unity and inclusivity, ideal for the current sociopolitical climate, and addresses the perceived otherness within society. Though it may stumble during its 112-minute runtime, it commendably promotes harmony and counters narratives that fuel animosity.
The story revolves around Billu (Vicky Kaushal), a successful bhajan singer who discovers his religious identity is different from his Hindu priest father, sparking crises in his family and personal life. The film tactfully handles religious tensions and unapologetically challenges the attempts to impose a single religious color or belief system on Balrampur's residents.
Performances in the film are noteworthy, with Vicky Kaushal delivering a vibrant and energetic portrayal as the protagonist. Kumud Mishra and Manoj Pahwa provide exceptional support, although Manushi Chhillar's character, Jasmine, is slightly under-explored despite the importance of her perspective.
The direction artfully captures the garish and high-pitched world inhabited by Billu and his devout Hindu family. Cinematographer Ayananka Bose amplifies the bold colors and intricacies, which complement the film's thematic discourse, showing unity in diversity.
While some aspects of the film may seem problematic at first glance, the script eventually clarifies the intended message and purpose, urging the audience to appreciate and respect those who are different from them.
In terms of pacing, the movie navigates various dynamics, shifting gears from lighthearted to serious moments. The editing could have been smoother to maintain a coherent feel throughout the film.
Though animation and graphics don't play a significant role in 'The Great Indian Family,' their inclusion wouldn't have detracted from the film's strong essence. Engaging in a family narrative as a reflection of society and the nation, it could have achieved greater acuity but still manages to find its mark.
'The Great Indian Family' will appeal to those who appreciate films with social and political undertones, as well as those who enjoy a blend of drama and comedy. The story's overarching theme of unity amid diversity and its critique of narrow-mindedness are apt for the current times. However, it may fall short for movie-goers seeking a more subtle narrative that delves deeper into the complex intricacies of religion and society.
Release
The movie was released theatrically on 22nd september 2023. The trailer of the movie was out on Youtube and we can see powerful music and bright visuals, glimpses of family comdy drama.
'Meeting this family is like riding a rollercoaster that guarantees, fun, frolic and a host of mental and sentimental emotions. Buy tickets for the whole family! Issued in the public interest of entertainment,' Bhajan says at the end of the trailer.
Belonging to an accomplished lineage with his father Sham Kaushal being a renowned action director, Vicky Kaushal stepped into Bollywood by delivering a terrific performance in his first leading role in 'Masaan' (2015). His nuanced acting and relatable screen presence propelled him to stardom. He is particularly known for his striking roles in 'Raazi', the gripping 'Uri: The Surgical Strike', and the psychological horror, 'Bhoot: The Haunted Ship’.
Miss World 2017, Manushi Chillar, made her transition from the runway to the silver screen. Her debut role is set to be in the historical drama 'Prithviraj', opposite superstar Akshay Kumar, making her an anticipated newcomer in Bollywood.
Manoj Pahwa
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A veteran and versatile actor, Manoj Pahwa's cinematic voyage started with 'Teree Sang' (2009). He has since captivated the audience with his stellar performances in films like 'Article 15' and 'Mulk', showcasing his unrivaled talent.
Kumud Mishra
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Known for his commanding screen presence and adaptability, Kumud Mishra made his big-screen debut with 'Sardari Begum' (1996). He has shone in diverse roles in celebrated films like 'Rockstar', 'Airlift', and 'Thappad'.
Sadiya Siddiqui
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Earning fame from the iconic TV show 'Banegi Apni Baat', Sadiya Siddiqui stepped into the film industry with 'Uff! Yeh Mohabbat' (1997). The actor is recognised for her roles in 'Raghu Romeo' and 'Bombay Summer'.
Alka Amin's compelling performances in the television world paved her way to Bollywood. She debuted with 'Dil Darya' (1988) and is appreciated for her memorable roles in films like 'Badhaai Ho' and 'Luka Chuppi'.
Srishti Dixit
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A popular internet personality and an emerging actor, Srishti Dixit ventured into acting with web series and sketches. Dixit made her digital debut with 'Pa-Gals' from Girliyapa and is known for her comic roles in ‘Behensplaining’ and Netflix's 'Girliyapa'.
Bhuvan Arora
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Bhuvan Arora, a Bollywood actor with a knack for versatile performances, made his film debut in 'Shuddh Desi Romance' (2013). He has been lauded for his roles in 'Naam Shabana' and 'Blackmail'.
Ashutosh Ujjwal
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Ashutosh Ujjwal embarked on his acting journey with the short film, 'Kahaniyaan' (2015). He has caught audience attention with his roles in web series like 'Cheesecake' and 'Paatal Lok'.
The movie has only released on song ‘Kanhaiya Twitter Pe Aaja’. For which music is given by Pritam, lyrics by Amitabh Bhattacharya and is Sung by Nakash Aziz.
The song has already got the public grooving to it with over 10M views on youtube.
The movie seems to have a great potential to acclaim critically as well as commercially due to its amazingly talented starcast and relatable storyline to the Indian audience.
The Vicky Kaushal and Manushi Chhillar-starrer earned merely over ₹5 crore. It was a poor weekend for the film on the Indian Box Office.
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