Farrey Movie Review | Salman Khan’s niece Alizeh Agnihotri’s acting is fantastic, the film is average.

Filmmaker Soumendra Padhi has made a new film named Farey. His other two works are Budhiya Singh: Born to Run and Jamtara, both are about dreams and aspirations but Phare has a different approach. Looking at the title of the film, it seemed that this film will revolve around those students who wish to pass the exam years ago and pass it with top marks, who carry it around with them in the exam hall, but there is nothing like that in this film. Some new methods of cheating have definitely been seen in the exam hall. Also making her acting debut is Salman Khan’s niece Alizeh Agnihotri, who plays the character of Niyati. Like any small town girl, she is full of confidence but also smacks of haste. She is clear that she wants to pass IIT and earn a lot of money, and her father (Ronit Roy) wants her to be down to earth. He is the kind of righteous father we often encounter in films dealing with filth and greed. Alizeh has a confident attitude towards her character that makes no complaints about her ambitions. She chooses the wrong path, unaware that it can never lead to the right destination.

This new film of Salman Khan banner is the official Hindi remake of ‘Bad Genius’. It is surprising that with this film made with a new star cast, Salman Khan’s niece and Abba Salim Khan’s granddaughter Alizeh has started her film career and that too, it seems that you will become a fan of Alizeh after watching the film. Super star Salman’s niece Alizeh learned acting from ABC to XYZ for her first film. It is hard to believe that Alizeh is facing the camera for the first time. Only after watching this film, I felt that this girl The film has come to play a long innings in the city.

The subject of the film is such and the style in which the director of the film has presented this story, such a style has the power to stand the test of multiplexes and only A class city and Gen X generation audience 100%. The beginning of the film is a bit slow but if the twenty minute film is slow then after this you will be tied to your seat till the end.

story idea

The story of the film is somehow related to the fake admission cases that happened in Delhi some time ago, but here the film revolves around a different issue.

Now there is an order to keep some percentage of seats for poor students even in five star type expensive schools, in one such school, this story of a promising girl from an orphanage and a capable student from a poor family is something new, which you might have learned from this. Haven’t seen it in any other movie before. Students from rich families come to this school in expensive cars like Mercedes, Audi. They all come here to have fun but not to study, but they all want top class marks to show their parents.

over all

Salman Khan should also be proud of the excellent acting of his niece Alizeh, the supporting cast of the film Prasanna, Sahil and Jane Shaw have all acted brilliantly. Alizeh’s acting in the very first film is not up to par. Among the three other important actors of the film, Prasanna Bisht has brought life to the role of Chhavi. If you want to see something new and out of the box then this film is for you.

Cast: Alizeh, Sahil Mehta, Prasanna Bisht, Jane Shaw, Ronit Roy, Juhi Babbar with Shilpa Shukla, Arbaaz Khan Producer, Atul Agnihotri, Alvira Khan, Salman Khan,

Director, Soumendra Padhi,

sensor, ua,

Duration, 117 minutes