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Review: The Road (Preview)? After Rockstar, director Imtiaz Ali to now back with his latest film stars Randeep Hooda highway road and Alia Bhatt in the lead. Although there was excitement as well, shooting himself was creating a healthy buzz. The path begins with Veera Tripathi game Alia Bhatt was kidnapped when she was on the road with his fianc? and a group of thugs and they have Mahabir Bhati and Randeep Hooda plays. Veera is kidnapped by Mahabir Bhati and his group as he saw a highway shootout in the fuel pump and the group. Veera is the daughter of VIPs in Delhi and the group is aware and when you learn about it, they continue to detain Veeras trying to blackmail the family for ransom. Veera who is initially traumatized by the whole grind slowly gets used to group and start enjoying your time with them as he never had much freedom at home. Veera once explains the whole trauma that he underwent as a child in his family to Mahabir after she began to be a little more attentive to her. Mahabir and his group alongwith Veera to travel from one place to another across India. At the same time require Veera is in full swing back in New Delhi. This is the first half of the film. What happens with Veera? Will he finally returned with his family, took place in what is the best part of the movie, beautiful and engaging second half. excellent technical aspect of the film is the cinematography as roads and mountains and rivers in Himachal Pradesh is captured beautifully. Performance Alia Bhatt may appear as shades of Kareena Kapoor in Jab we met for the first 5 minutes, but was later captured in his own zone and has performed brilliantly in several scenes. Randeep Hooda plays a tough guy in the film, and also one to show his emotions when he recalled his mother very well. Music maestro A.R. Rahman also worth knowing if a few songs as Patakha Guddi, Sooha Sooha and Maahi Ve stand. Rahman leaves its mark in Maahi Ve particular. Oscar winner Resul Pookutty has done brilliant work in sound design as well. Imtiaz Ali has done a commendable job in making this film and presenting the way it should without adding garbage should be. Movies of this type should be promoted and encouraged, as they create the perfect bridge between the classroom and film plural, paving the way for other filmmakers to do tests. The highway looking for his originality, ethnicity, brilliant camera work and a good second half. My decision? 8/10
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