Sarabjit is a real life based film with a lot of fiction added up to make it interesting, but the movie seems to have ended up more melodramatic, thanks to over-acting of comeback queen Aishwarya Rai.
Though the movie is about wrongfully convicted farmer Sarabjit, theme is his sister Dalbir's fight to prove his innocence when he was incarcerated in Pakistan prison for nearly two decades. Sarabjit died in a gruesome assault in jail.
Randeep Hooda lived in Sarabjit character. his looks and performance remain flawless while Dalbir's character played by Aishwarya Rai highly disappoints with her over shouting, chest thumping and failure to fit in a Punjabi woman character. She often slips from Punjabi accent and her striding voice irritates at most parts, almost everywhere. Aishwarya Rai totally failed to justify her role and another talented actress Richa Chadda as Sarabjit's wife is totally wasted in star domination.
Altogether, the movie would have been far better when Randeep Hooda was given a little more space and cut down Aishwarya's long noisy boring lectures. -
Though the movie is about wrongfully convicted farmer Sarabjit, theme is his sister Dalbir's fight to prove his innocence when he was incarcerated in Pakistan prison for nearly two decades. Sarabjit died in a gruesome assault in jail.
Randeep Hooda lived in Sarabjit character. his looks and performance remain flawless while Dalbir's character played by Aishwarya Rai highly disappoints with her over shouting, chest thumping and failure to fit in a Punjabi woman character. She often slips from Punjabi accent and her striding voice irritates at most parts, almost everywhere. Aishwarya Rai totally failed to justify her role and another talented actress Richa Chadda as Sarabjit's wife is totally wasted in star domination.
Altogether, the movie would have been far better when Randeep Hooda was given a little more space and cut down Aishwarya's long noisy boring lectures. -
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