Battallion 609 Movie Review
Director: Brijesh
Batuknath Tripathi
Artists: Shoaib
Ibrahim, Alina Kazan, Farnaz Shetty, Vicky Ahuja, Vishwas Kini, Vikas Srivastav.
Movie
Type :
Thriller /Drama
Rating: 2.5/ 5
It is the month
of January that films immersed in patriotism are seen a lot. This has always
been the case, be it Independence Day or Republic Day in January, filmmakers do
not want to miss the chance to make patriotic films by making them full of
patriotism. With this intention, films like 'Uri', 'Accidental Prime Minister',
'Thackeray' and 'Manikarnika' are being released on Republic Day, which are
colored in the color of patriotism or politics.
Among these
films, writer-director Batuknath Tripathi has brought out 'Battalion 609',
which seems to be a film with patriotic theme, but shortly after the story
starts, it is known that it will have between India and Pakistan. An attempt
has been made to arouse the love of the country by linking the enmity with the
cricket match. This attempt has proved crude. So many films like 'Filmistan',
'War Chhok Na Yaar' have been made on the India-Pakistan border and this seems
to be the film of the same episode.
The story of
the film begins from the Indo-Pakistan border, where the soldiers of both the
countries are carrying out their duty of border defense with impunity. Captain
Kamaraj Mishra (Shoaib Ibrahim) of India's battalion 609 is very passionate and
passionate about love for the country.
Kamraj's
battalion has his friends like Iqbal Qureshi (Vishwas Keeni), Balbir Singh
(Jashn Singh Kohli), while on the other hand Captain Anwar Alam (Vicky Ahuja)
of the Pakistani Army also has his brave men. After the India-Pakistan cricket
match is banned, there is a clash between the soldiers of the two countries and
the captains of the two army decide to play cricket matches among themselves.
It is decided that the match that will be lost will have to be given 18
kilometers from the land of its country. Kamaraj takes this decision in the
absence of his seniors and then faces many challenges along with the Taliban.
Director
Brijesh Batuknath Tripathi, apart from bashing Pakistan to awaken the
patriotism, has also absorbed the game of cricket between the two countries,
but due to the weak story and loose screenplay, the film does not come to a
standstill.
It seems
unrealistic for the Prime Ministers of both countries to wager 18 kilometers of
land on the board of a cricket match. In the second half, the excess of cricket
is boring. The film reminds me of 'Lagaan'.
Talking about
the actress, TV actor Shoaib Ibrahim is going to make his debut with this film.
He has done justice to his role. Vishwas Keeni, Jashn Singh Kohli and Jassi are
well entertained by their teammates in the film. Vicky Ahuja is playing the
role of Pakistani Captain. Talking about the actresses, Alina Kazan looks
beautiful, but she and Farnaz Shetty have not got much opportunity on screen.
Film songs like 'Do Paig PK', 'Khoya Rahun Tujhmen' are fine.
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