Jaspal Saran

96 is a beautifully crafted, emotionally charged film that stands out not only for its touching storyline but for its ability to evoke deep nostalgia. Directed by Prem Kumar, this movie takes us on a journey of love, memories, and what could have been, while also capturing the essence of simpler times. At the heart of the film are two powerhouse performances from Vijay Sethupathi (Ram) and Trisha Krishnan (Jaanu), who breathe life into the characters of high school sweethearts separated by fate but still connected by their past. Both actors deliver subtle, nuanced performances that feel incredibly real. Their chemistry is natural and effortless, making the audience feel every moment of longing, regret, and the bittersweet nature of unfulfilled love. Gouri Kishan, who portrays the younger version of Jaanu, also deserves special mention for her stellar performance, adding depth to the flashback scenes that anchor the movie. The film’s ability to invoke nostalgia is one of its strongest points. As someone who grew up in a typical Indian setting, I found myself deeply resonating with the memories of school life, and friendships. 96 is a testament to the power of simplicity and emotion in storytelling. Kudos to Prem Kumar and the entire team for delivering such a poignant, relatable, and heartwarming film. It’s a movie that stays with you long after the credits roll, reminding you of the beauty of first love, the pain of missed opportunities, and the power of memories.

"Aho Vikramaarka" masterfully presents a timeless tale of good triumphing over evil. Dev Gill delivers an exceptional performance in the lead role, embodying the hero with both grace and intensity. Tejaswini Pandit stands out as both a resolute ACP and a compassionate mother, bringing depth to her dual roles. Chitra Shukla, as the female lead, leaves a memorable impression with her compelling portrayal. Pravin Tarde, as the antagonist, is captivating and delivers a performance that's truly worth watching. The supporting cast, including Krishna Posani and Sayaji Shinde, also contribute significantly, enhancing the film’s dynamic. The visual effects are notably high-quality, adding to the film's immersive experience. The soundtrack is another highlight, with the background score enriching key scenes. The song "Archana" is particularly striking, featuring Dev Gill’s impressive dance moves, notably his stylish cuff-lift step. While the plot may seem familiar, the narrative flows smoothly and keeps the audience engaged. Overall, "Aho Vikramaarka" is a delightful cinematic experience. Kudos to Dev Gill Productions and Director Trikoti Peta for crafting such a captivating film!

Excellent movie... loved it!! Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts have done a fantastic job... so have the other artists!

Beautiful movie ... very well made ... well acted and well directed!!