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Shekhar Kapur Movie Analysis

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Cast: Seema Biswas, Aditya Shrivastava, Manoj Bajpai, Nirmal Pandey and Govind Namdeo
Director: Shekhar Kapur
Synopsis: Seema Biswas stars in all the ways as Phoolan Devi, she has tendered justice to her role as Bandit Queen. Aditya Shrivastava at his first debut bollywood movie has given out his best. Movie has few senior actors who are best amongst all time and have given out their best performances and justified their role to the maximum. Shekhar Kapur has directed and given out his best as if there will be no disconnectivity with the chain of events in the story and no faults with the direction part.
Review:
The movie is inspired by the true story of the Phoolan Devi who was famously known as Bandit Queen, the first half of the story revolves …show more content…

However there are certain harsh scenes like the rape and molestation which can be expressly missed out if necessary as it may create the bad impression amongst the teenages, however the director justified this in later part of his story as to why it was necessary.
The locations of the villages, the representation of various characters has been exactly dragged out by the director. Director has not left the stone unturn in order to make the movie the perfect one. All the actors are so well justified their role and it not seems that they are acting but they are the real characters.
Though the movie don’t have the songs, where it is necessary for every Indian Bollywood movie to have a song but that seem to be missing, the director could have included the song on rise of the Phoolan Devi at the end or in after interval wherein she becomes the professional dacoit heading up a team. However the song can be overcome as there is music according to the situations in the movie which makes it quite impressive. Sound Recording can be regarded as one the best and again we can say in pursuance with the scenes, story and the

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