sivarathri nandini

To be frank , I love watching travelling shows like I watched all seasons of " new journey to west ' So suddenly a notification popped up on then I started watching it immediately even though I watched it based on cast, after watching one episode I felt the essence of the show , content , nature , food, their friendship, camera motion , background music...etc I felt everything was realistic. I felt that was a really a great show ლ(^o^ლ). Looking forward for more shows like this

A incredible spy thriller i have ever watched by a indian girl..RIP all the people who worked for nations,hands off to them . The intriguing narration holds your guts in addition to a mind-numbing performance delivered by Alia Bhatt, tension created in the second half elevates the pace. Raazi is the story of Sehmat (Alia Bhatt), a simple as any other college going girl whose father Hidayat (Rajit Kapur) is a core member of the intelligence bureau of India. The relations between India and Pakistan are on the soury side and a war is on the cards. Hidayat, who is under the disguise of a friend to the military officials of Pakistan decides to get his daughter married to Brigadier Syed’s (Shishir Sharma) son Iqbal Syed (Vicky Kaushal). Sehmat sacrifices her everything to move to Pakistan and spy for the intelligence bureau. Living amongst them, Sehmat every day risks her life to attain the confidential information in order to give India an upper edge in the upcoming war. Dodging the risk till what extent she succeeds, how her life changes with Iqbal who loves her truly and what all she goes through to protect the pride of her nation is what the main story is about. Playing Sehmat is not about the maturity, it’s about the innocence; hence Raazi was impossible without Alia Bhatt.Vicky Kaushal’s character Iqbal Syed is silent and subtle. It’s one of those roles in which you can’t impress by your corporeal existence Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy live up to the expectations and keep the songs short and to the point. Dilbaro perfectly describes the pain of Alia Bhatt’s character. Arijit Singh’s Ae Watan succeeds in evoking the feeling of patriotism in you. i think this is a movie that satisfies every indians tribute to the unsung heroes of our country.