Star Cast: Shivjot, Amyra Dastur, Sharan Kaur, Neha Pawar, Prabh Grewal, Mehnaaz Maan, Balwinder Bullet, Sanju Solanki
Writer & Director: Prem Singh Sidhu
Rating: 3.5 Stars
The female oriented film Chidiyan Da Chamba for which every Punjabi enthusiast was eagerly anticipating, has finally made its way to the silver screens while offering a thrilling cinematic experience to the audiences. With powerful performances, flawless execution and intriguing drama, the film has been successful in living up to the set expectations and is winning the hearts of the audiences.
As the film has seen daylight, Team 5 Dariya News has watched the movie Chidiyan Da Chamba and prepared a detailed review for you containing enough information and fewer spoilers to make up your mind to watch it on big screens.
Chidiyan Da Chamba Movie Review
Story And Screenplay
The story of the film is quite good which starts with the introduction of main characters. Four girls ( Amyra Dastur, Sharan Kaur, Neha Pawar and Mehnaaz Maan) who are just done with the setbacks in their lives because of power and fate bring them together unexpectedly at a location where they find themselves in conflict with one such group.
This chance encounter serves as the catalyst for their collective journey, one that embarks on a mission to champion the cause of empowerment and equality. The film beautifully portrays the actions and events that transpire during their voyage, effectively conveying the message of empowerment and equality that they stand for.
At times, the movie's screenplay proved to be perplexing, creating challenges in piecing together the narrative threads, and certain scenes fell short of expectations. A more effective presentation could have significantly heightened the movie's overall impact.
Acting
Sharan Kaur, Mehnaaz Maan, Neha Pawar, and Amyra Dastur delivered outstanding performances in their respective roles. Their profound grasp of their characters allowed them to execute their parts brilliantly. A special mention should go to Sharan Kaur, who occasionally outperformed others in several sequences.
After the interval, Shivjot made his entrance and performed well in his first performance. He made an impression as a police officer, and we hope to see him again soon.
With their individual parts, Balwinder Bullet and Sanju Solanki made an impression. Yograj Singh made a memorable cameo appearance at the conclusion. The rest of the cast did a good job of playing their part.
Director & Writer
Prem Singh Sidhu gave it his all in presenting his narrative in a unique and distinctive way. He succeeded in providing us with visuals and moments that truly deserved applause. The story initially drew inspiration from Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Ji to kindle the flames of battle, but this reference failed to leave a lasting impact as the plot unfolded. Overall Prem Singh Sidhu did a fair job in making a good film to watch.
Music
The movie boasted an exceptional background score that consistently heightened the impact of various scenes. While the songs were of good quality, their placement within the film could have been more strategic, leading to disruptions in the flow of the narrative.
Conclusion
Chidiyan Da Chamba is a dynamic film which promises to deliver unprecedented moments with its distinctive storytelling approach that you've never experienced before.
Team 5 Dariya News give 3.5 Stars to Chidiyan Da Chamba. One and a half stars are snipped due to a bit of a fussy screenplay, irrelevant music and major dubbing issues.
Watch trailer of the movie here: