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Myoho Movie review
- 12/31/2012 11:24:39 AM
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Cast: Kanwaljit Singh, Yashpal Sharma, Malay Chakrabarty, Brijendra Kala, Auroshika Dey, Anil Mange, Aditi BhagwatDirection: Ranjan ShandilyaGenre: DramaDuration: 2 hours 10 minutes.
: Myoho is a film with a relevant social message and it does succeed in bringing that out in a novel way. It however, takes way too long to get to the point.
The film shuttles between the country's past and present (1934 and 2008), as it is set in pre- and post-Independence India. The same actors play different characters, which are interestingly an extension of their past characters. To simplify things, it's a bit like reincarnation with a twist.
Movie Review: The storytelling is interesting and unconventional, hats off to the director for that. The film revolves around the lives of certain people, their needs and dilemmas. The setting is initially rural and then urban. From Bihar to Mumbai, over the years, people and their struggles, caste system in Indian society, the sexual exploitation of women, everything stays constant. But it's your behaviour that makes the difference. A good deed never goes unnoticed by God.
As a result, a man who gives away a huge amount of money wins a lottery ticket later. An aspiring singer who dedicatedly does his riyaaz without expecting fame or money gets it all later while those who murder a man for money lose their only child. Even money can't save him from dying.
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