Shahbaz Ahmad

The music is astounding as well. The score consists of the generic beats, the synth portions, and it elevates the series further. The music is also pretty good. 'Paisa hai toh', 'fark nai padta', 'sab farzi' are peppy numbers while 'aasmaan' is such a soulful indie vibe. You will like the music for sure. The cinematography is great. There are no speciifc raj and dk long shots but the way the camera angles have been handled gives the premiumness to the show. Shahid kapoor as sunny is outstanding. He portrays a calm yet very ambitious character superbly. Also, shahid possesses a certain mumbai swag in him which he channelizes exceptionally. Vijay sethupathi plays michael and plays it effortlessly. He is nonchalant, careless, but extremely dedicated and workaholic. Vijay's comic timing is very laidback yet effective. Bhuvan arora as firoz shines through the screens. His chemistry with shahid will be remebered for years to come. Both have worked it out so beautifully. Kay kay menon, on the other hand, is a comic ruthless gangster.

An amazing movie that is historically accurate, astonishing visials (something I honestly didnt expect), and incredibly emotional something i was definitely not ready for over all 10/10. This movie shocked me in so many ways; i have always heard stories of the nakba, but to see that emotion and caught me off gaurd. This movie is so perfectly executed you can really feel with what's happening. We’ve all heard or seen news footage and articles about Palestinians and their heartfelt struggle. However, watching this, it is one of the first film that actually portrays the truth about Palestine at this time (1948) that shows that Palestine was not a vacant land with no people. You’re transported into how it feels like for a young girl struggle with the world around here crumbling and rapidly deteriorating any peace she had