As each one of us knew that Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his forts are the pride of maharashtra as well as our whole country, as much is said over protecting and maintaing these structures but actually very little is done. Baghtos Kay Mujra Kar is a refreshing effort of bringing this subject on the big screen,
A town in western Maharashtra which has clearly modernized from smartphones to burgers and from speaking to English to modern attire, however the modern avatar is only superficial deep down they are still stuck in the age of old political games and caste system, And in the same village sirpanch his deputy and their friend are devout followers of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. they are ready to do anything, anywhere at any cost for Shivaji Maharaj and what they end up doing is all about Baghtos Kay Mujra Kar. The Debate over shivaji maharaj’s date of birth, the new trend of taking out rally’s with DJs and Speaker walls, Drinking and Partying on the Forts this is where society is bending down and for regaining the senses of people this kind of cinema is really needed. Hence, through the mode of cinema by choosing the correct story and make such an thoughtful film we really feel like congratulating the director and whole team.
The Film seems to bit lengthy in second half feels like going down however some crucial political senses seems to be wrapped up in a hurry. The impact of such things on the politics of our country didn’t reflect well in the film.
Talking about starcast Jitendra joshi has performed Exceptionally well as a devotee and sirpanch of the village along with him Aniket vishwasrao also worked effectively on his character and played complete village political man that they completely portrayed the characters written by hemant dhoome however Comic Performance by Akshay taksale seems to create humor by his style but it turns out to be next makrand anaspure we guess.
along with them senior great actors like anant jog and Vikram gokhale despite having small roles they sticked somewhere in our mind.
Cinematographer Milind jog has done a fabulous job in bringing technical richness right from satara to london.
The film lacks with some inspirational song which can be expected from this kind of cinema which tends out to be goosebumps, songs in the movie are hummable but there is lack of punch in them but Lyrics by Kshitij Patwardhan are really commendable.
Overall, the film delivers a message, journey from satara to london is also humorous.
The film tells us not only to respect our king Shivaji Maharaj but also to Preserve his forts.
This is one time must watch Movie.