Aye Zindagi Movie Review: Satyajeet Dubey, who has been on TV for a long time, is becoming known in the Hindi film industry. In the movie Prassthanam, he did a good job with Sanjay Dutt and Ali Fazal. “Aye Zindagi,” the new movie by Satyajeet Dubey, just came out in theatres. This movie shows a real person and events from his life in a way that is true to life. Let’s get into this review to find out if this drama is worth seeing in theatres and if it’s worth your time and money.
Story
Vinay Chawla, who is 26 years old, has a serious illness called liver cirrhosis that makes him lose interest in his life and the people in it. When he’s at his worst, he meets Revathi Rajan, a grief counselor at the hospital. She helps him see that everything happens for a reason and gives his life meaning. By the end of the movie, you’ll know if Vinay Chawla got better from his illness and if he got a liver transplant.
Cast & Crew
Some of the actors in Aye Zindagi are Revathi, Satyajeet Dubey, Mrinmayee Godbole, Shrikant Verma, Sawan Tank, and Hemant Kher. Anirban Bose, who had never made a movie before, wrote and directed this one. Shiladitya Bora is the person who made the movie. Anirban Bose, Surel Ingle, and the cinematographer, Surjodeep Ghosh, all worked on the score and score of the movie.
| Movie Name | Aye Zindagi |
| Director | Anirban Bose |
| Music Director | Anirban Bose & Surel Ingle |
| Producer | Shiladitya Bora |
| Genre | Drama |
| Cast | Revathi, Satyajeet Dubey, Mrinmayee Godbole, Shrikant Verma, Sawan Tank, Hemant Kher |
| Cinematography | Surjodeep Ghosh |
Movie Verdict
Even if a movie is based on a true story, it will almost certainly have some features that are only there for the sake of making money. Even though they only show up in a few scenes, these things are important to the plot of Aye Zindagi. Even though the movie was supposed to show how hard and important real life is, many of the scenes have already been seen in other movies. The script and direction aren’t very good, so the emotional drama of the movie might not hit home with viewers. Even though the preview gave us a good idea of what to expect, the actual scenes leave us feeling more bored than connected to the characters.
Satyajeey Dubey is trying harder than ever to prove himself as a performer who can be trusted. He does a great job as Vinay Chawla, who is dying and has given up hope of getting better. But there are a few times when his acting seems a little over the top. Revathi is a very good actor, that much is clear. As always, she did a great job and gave her all to her role. Sawan Tank has a decent look, and Ms. Godbole did a great job in her role. The rest of the cast did a good job with their parts.
The way Aye Zindagi is made is pretty standard. The score of Anirban Bose and Surel Ingle is at best average. Even though cinematographer Surjodeep Ghosh does a good job overall, most of the shots in the movie are nothing special. The production values of the movie are right for telling the story.
Anirban Bose, who was in charge of making the movie, could have done a better job with the script. Some parts of the movie are a little too dramatic, and they might remind you of Indian soap operas. Even though Anirban chose a good script, his writing and acting were not up to par.
Even though some of the actors are good and the story is interesting, Aye Zindagi is just an average drama in the end.
Plus Points:
Lead actors performances
Minus Points:
Narration
Screenplay
Writing
Rating: 2.75/5
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