‘Ajya: The Untold Story of a Yogi’
By the way, the relationship between politics and cinema is very old, sometimes politicians themselves come to cinema, sometimes directors make films on them. But, this time there is something else, which is called the master of content, he has now brought a biopic that focuses on the story, away from the appearance. ‘Ajya: The Untold Story of a Yogi’. The name is clear from the name, this is the story of Ajay Singh Bisht, who later became Yogi Adityanath.
In the film Anant Joshi Has played the role of Yogi. The film has arrived in theaters on September 19 and shows how a young man became a monk at the age of 22 and then the youngest MP at the age of 26. No fuss straight talk! This film is inspired by Shantanu Gupta’s book ‘The Monk Hu Bikem a Chi Minisar’ and there is a lot of discussion about this biopic. Now you have to do full justice to the story of the film’s hero Anant Joshi, Yogi Adityanath, you will have to read our entire review to know.
What is the story of the film?
The story begins with Uttar Pradesh in the year 1984, where everything is quiet. Then comes the scene of a procession, in which the dance and singing are going on, but on seeing this, the atmosphere of happiness turns into bloodshed. This is where we meet two boys here. One is Ajay, who is fast in studies and the other brother, who wants to grow up and become a bus driver after obeying his father.
Yogi Adityanath was smart since childhood
When growing up, the two brothers start the work of the tourist bus, but an over smart goon becomes an obstacle in their way. Because of this, Ajay’s father has to send him out for further studies. He is ragging on the very first day of college, but due to this ragging, he gets a group of friends. After some incidents Ajay fights the college election. Even after losing, he shows courage and goes to Guruji (Paresh Rawal) to find out the reason for his defeat, whose character is based on Maharaj Avaidyanath. This Guruji shows him the way to become Yogi Adityanath with Ajay Anand. To know what happens after this, you have to go to the theater and watch the film.
Learn how this film is?
The best thing about ‘invincible’ is that it does not look propaganda from anywhere. The story shows the balance of spirituality and politics in the story. The simplicity and honesty of the film makes it even more special.
Direction and writing
The film’s director Ravindra Gautam has brought this story on screen with great patience (Peshnt). There is no hurry in his direction anywhere. He has shown the journey from Ajay’s growing up to Yogi Adityanath. Actually, there is no Shosha in this film. If wanted, Ravindra Gautam could also blow vehicles, made every scene a grand, but he did nothing like that, without any spice he presented a story, which touched the heart directly.
How is acting?
It is not an easy task to play the role of a big politician like Yogi Adityanath, but Anant Joshi has played this challenge well. They are very frozen in every scene. His performance is so strong that he does not press under the burden of showing Yogi Adityanath’s personality on screen anywhere. After films like ’12th Fail’, ‘Jackfruit’, this role makes his acting iron. Paresh Rawal is also as fantastic as usual. The screen presence of Dinesh Lal Yadav ‘Nirhua’ is also amazing. Supporting cast has also done a good job.
Technical details of the film
The cinematography of the film is also good. The background music included in the film makes the story of the film even more powerful. The use of traditional Indian musical instruments gives it a real and best feeling. However, the songs of the film are nothing special and they have no recall value.
See or not to see
If you like a biopic, political stories, then this film is for you. The honesty and simplicity of the film is its plus point. But the question is, are all these enough to draw crowds in theaters? This will be a matter of view. If you like drama, romance then this film is not for you. But if you want to see a good story and strong acting, then give a chance to ‘invincible’.
