Piyush Kumar Nahata

In a cinematic exploration of India's resilience and scientific prowess, 'The Vaccine War' takes viewers on a compelling journey through the nation's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. This film not only delves into the development of India's first COVID vaccine but also serves as a beacon of hope and a testament to the country's enduring spirit. For centuries, India has faced various challenges, and 'The Vaccine War' emerges as a symbol of the nation's resurgence and self-respect. In the face of a global crisis, India rises to the occasion, showcasing its ability to contribute significantly to the global fight against the pandemic. The film becomes more than just a documentary; it becomes a mirror reflecting the strength and determination of a nation that has weathered colonial rule and various socio-economic challenges. The story of India's vaccine development is not just about scientific achievement but a narrative of reclaiming its narrative and standing tall on the global stage. As the world grappled with the uncertainties of the pandemic, India transformed adversity into an opportunity. The vaccine not only protects the health of its citizens but also reinstates a sense of pride and self-respect that may have been undermined over the last three centuries. 'The Vaccine War' captures not only the scientific breakthroughs but also the untold stories of the scientists, healthcare workers, and individuals who dedicated themselves to this monumental task. It stands as a testament to the collective spirit of a nation that refused to be defined by its challenges. In the end, the film sends a powerful message – a reminder that narratives of resilience, innovation, and triumph can reshape a nation's self-perception. 'The Vaccine War' becomes a rallying cry for India, urging the world to see it not just as a country grappling with problems but as a nation that can overcome and lead in the face of adversity. As the credits roll, viewers are left with a renewed sense of optimism and a deeper appreciation for the role of self-respect in a nation's journey. 'The Vaccine War' is more than a documentary; it's a celebration of India's resurgence and a reminder that, despite the challenges, the nation stands tall with a newfound sense of dignity and accomplishment.

Naachiyaar is the first movie I have seen in Telagu language with English subtitles. Because of the subtitles language didn't become barrier. The innocence hidden in this story is unique in itself. Despite being naïve, illiterate and minor, the feeling of responsibility for his beloved is seen here, it is heart touching. Love and loyalty are not related to maturity, it can be realized through this story. From the point of view of cinematography, this film does not affect much, but due to a strong story, it does not get noticed.

पारिवारिक संबंधों और संस्कारों की रक्षा करने की शिक्षा के साथ-साथ मातृभूमि और मातृभाषा से प्यार का पाठ पढ़ाने वाली इस फिल्म ने वाकई दिल जीत लिया। सिनेमेटोग्राफी के क्षेत्र में नवीन प्रयोगों के साथ हमारी संस्कृति का स्वरूप बना रहे, इस भावना का ध्यान भी एक फिल्ममेकर को रखना चाहिए। येवडू 2 जैसी फिल्मों की हमें आवश्यकता है।

बहुत दिनों के बाद ही खूबसूरत मूवी देखने का अवसर मिला। 20 साल के सन्यास जैसे जीवन के बाद अपने प्यार को पाने की तड़प और प्यार के माध्यम से कठोर एवं क्रूर जीवन में स्नेह के अंकुर फूटने का जो अहसास है, वह भले ही अवास्तविक सा लगता हो, मगर एक सुकून भी देता है।