Yodha
The recent Bollywood release “Yodha,” helmed by directors Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha and boasting a star-studded cast including Sidharth Malhotra, Raashii Khanna, Disha Patani, Ronit Roy, and Tanuj Virwani, has sparked a diverse range of reactions from audiences and critics alike since its premiere on March 15.
Amidst the cacophony of opinions, there’s a notable contingent of viewers who laud the film for its gripping action sequences, thrilling suspense, and the standout performance delivered by Siddharth Malhotra. Drawing comparisons to his acclaimed portrayal in “Shershaah,” many view his role in “Yodha” as another feather in his cap. The film’s patriotic undertones also resonate strongly with some, who rank it among the best in the genre, commending Malhotra for his contribution to Indian cinema.
Conversely, there’s a segment of the audience that remains unimpressed, labeling the film as run-of-the-mill Bollywood fare with a lackluster storyline and performances that fail to captivate. For these viewers, “Yodha” falls short of expectations, failing to deliver the cinematic experience they had hoped for. Some critiques hone in on specific aspects such as the climax, which they feel lacks the impact expected from a film of this genre.
Despite the mixed reception, “Yodha” has managed to drum up considerable interest, evident in its advance bookings across the country. Maharashtra emerges as a frontrunner in terms of ticket sales, closely followed by Delhi, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, and Gujarat. With reports indicating a production budget of ₹55 crore, all eyes are now on the film’s box office performance to gauge its commercial success and lasting impact in the industry.
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Ashish Bajpai