Review AIRLIFT - Not A Masterpiece , But A Good Watch

The plot revolves around Iraq's Kuwait invasion in August, 1990. A wealthy and influential Kuwaiti-Indian businessman Mr. Ranjit Katyal is brilliantly played by Akshay Kumar. The movie shows how things changed overnight for Mr. Katyal, his family and 1,70,000 Indians settled in Kuwait as well as all other people in Kuwait.




It's a really nice movie to watch if you want to know Indian POV for Kuwaiti war and problems they face. It is Akshay Kumar's show all the way .
A thumbs up to him for doing something different from his usual masala potboilers. Everything was nice in the movie but not Excellent. The Things that I liked about the movie was obviously acting by Akshay Kumar, because he wasn't loud like his previous movies, Purab Kohl was Midas as Always.


Technically the movie felt good, the story concept was good, characterization was average, because there were too many character. The things that I didn't like about the movie was that actresses like Nimrat Kaur and Feryna Wazheir weren't utilized properly.The background music blends in so subtly you don't even notice it. The rest of the score is soothing, melodious and easy on the ears - not a mean feat for a quasi action film. Indian flag has been waved by an airport staff of Jordan and Akki is watching that, while Tu Bhula Jise song is playing - the scene has been brought so many whistles and shouts.Literally Goosebumps


BOTTOM LINE: You should obviously go to see this movie once, but it's not an that type Masterpiece but you'll like if it even though.

My Rating 3.25/5

 

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