Neerja is that the most youthful female posterity furthermore the exclusively lady in a family that has 2 more established siblings. She is tended to as Laddo( venerated one) by her parents, Rama( Shabana) and writer father Harish( Yogendra Tiku) .
Her dad’s life lessons to her square measure, `don’t give anybody a chance to kill your soul.’ Quite like her screen symbol, Rajesh Khanna from the film Anand, thespirited kid, needs to gauge `a badi( huge) life not an augmented one.’ tho’ she’sbone-tired between her demonstrating assignments, Neerja likes to fly. One decisive day, the plane is seized by Libyanterrorists once it makes a stop at urban focus. The spunky steward cautions the pilots inthe cockpit concerning the capture. Be that as it may, she stays back to secure the passengers.The story of this Indian beti is surely understood and regardless executive Ram Madhvani offers U.S.A. welcome helped review alongside his deft narrating. The in-flight dramatization between weapon `n’- projectile toting men and a plane-heap of sad casualties, abandons you furious.
The film causes you to cry and grieve the proceeding with demonstrations of overall intimidation. Betweenthe strife, the chief also allows you a look at Neerja’s agitated wedding. Yes, she has her explanations behind being the fearless heart she is. Having fled from a disastrousalliance to a sexist, Neerja has secure herself that if at any point life offers her another chance, she’s going to glimpse misfortune inside of the eye. however darn it, twenty three keeps on being no age to die.Sonam’s Neerja unobtrusively seals a zone in your heart. There aren’t any showy behavior; she’s honorable, solid and genuine. Shabana in light of the fact that the lamenting mother makes her pain yours, her little girl’s superbness moreover yours. Yogendra Tiku loans in a position backing and Khalil( theater performing artist, Jim Sarbh) in light of the fact that the crazy terroristis terrific.This one raises a toast to the demoralizing soul of India’s girls; every one individuals ought to salute Neerja.