Yaara Movie Review

Movie Name: Yaara

Screenplay, Dialogues & Direction: Tigmanshu Dhulia

Producer: Sujay Shankarwar, Gaurav Bose, Gagan J.S. Bindra,

Sunir Kheterpal, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Kuldeep Singh Rathore

Music: Ankit Tiwari, Siddharth Pandit, Gourov, Roshin & Shaan

DOP: Rishi Punjabi

Cast: Vidyut Jammwal, Amit Sadh, Kenny Basumatary, Vijay Varma, Shruti Haasan

Yaara Movie Review: Story & Performances

The story of Yaara movie is based on four men’s friendship and how their life changes with time. The four characters were Phagun played by Vidyut Jammwal, Mitwa played by Amit

Sadh, Rizwan played by Vijay Varma, and Bahadur played by Kenny Basumatary. This film is a remake of the French film “A Gang Story”.

The main story took started when making an attempt to take revenge for Phagun’s father’s death; Phagun & Mitwa had to run away and join a gang named Chaukdi Gang. The gang

runs illegal businesses like smuggling and arms trafficking.

After growing up they started to supply arms to Naxals and during this time Phagun fell for Sukanya played by Shruti Haasan.

While staying in a Naxal-liberated village they all were caught and sentenced to jail for some years except Sukanya. The rest of the story revolves around after coming

back from jail, how they got united, and their dark past affected their lives.

You might miss the magic here that Tigmanshu Dhulia has created in his earlier films. The storytelling was completely different here as he tried to add a bit of a love story between Vidyut Jammwal and Shruti Haasan but that didn’t go well except for that “Har Dafaa” soundtrack sung by Shaan and Shruti Rane.

Tigmanshu Dhulia who has delivered some hit movies like “Paan Singh Tomar”, “Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster”, Yaara doesn’t go anywhere near those kinds of scripts or storytelling.

Amit Sadh tried quite well to a different kind of role but due to the weak script, his character didn’t get much focus. Vidyut was very good on only those few action scenes. Other two characters Kenny Basumatary, Vijay Varma had tried their bit and impressed

the audiences in a few scenes.

Shruti Haasan had very little to play except for a few dialogues and one emotional scene and she doesn’t leave an impression either.

The script was quite weak and also there were scopes of betterment for a few characters which could have added a little more strength to the plot. The director had tried for a twist in the climax which rarely

makes an impression.

Final Words About Yaara Movie Review:

Finally, you can watch the Yaara movie if you are missing old friends and relive those spent moments with them. These four friend’s friendship moments in the Yaara movie will refresh

your own friendship memories. The movie is streaming on ZEE5.