Bollywood Movie Helicopter Eela The Review

In view of observed Gujarati play Beta Kaagdo by Anand Gandhi, Helicopter Eela is a tribute to both parenthood and womanhood. Stressing is an essential for each mother. They worry constantly notwithstanding for a minute. Now and then it ends up over the top yet there is dependably a purpose behind such a fixation. It's difficult for moms to give up, to begin living for their very own selves. That is the film's message. That for their own development, guardians need to release the strings fixing to their kids and simply let life be.

Eela (Kajol) is a capable artist wedded to marketing specialist spouse Arun (Tota Roy Chowdhury). She's a mother of a youthful child and looks balanced for extraordinary things. However, at around that time, a cousin's demise pushes Arun into an emotional meltdown. He chooses to leave his better half and tyke to get himself. That implies Eela needs to battle for her child alone. She relinquishes her singing profession and opens a dabba business, and turns out to be progressively possessive as her child grows up. Whenever Vivaan (Riddhi Sen) is in school, she chooses to go along with it herself to complete her instruction. Vivaan has enough of the suffocation and advises her so. He needs her to make a big deal about her own life and pushed to the divider, she chooses to check out herself and begins on a voyage of self-disclosure.

Since it's a comic drama the treatment is somewhat preposterous however the issues Helicopter Eela raises are not kidding to be sure. That guardians too need to reevaluate their lives and push for improvement is another idea in Bollywood and one that ought to be invited. We're all helicopter mothers and fathers and truly need to quit wandering around our youngsters constantly.

The film serves '90s sentimentality with a scoop.
An absolute necessity watch scene is reproducing the dispatch of MTV India in 1996. Watch out for Shaan, Ila Arun, Baba Sehgal, and Anu Malik having a great time at the gathering. Mahesh Bhatt makes an appearance as himself and Alisha Chinoy is given a role as artist Anita, whose ruk gets remixed by Eela and makes her popular. It's unique tunes, specifically, the comic Mummy ki parchai and the enthusiastic Yaadon ki almari function too. Praise to lyricist Swanand Kirkire and writer Amit Trivedi for that shoulders.

As Eela, she does everything that is required for the film. She makes the years roll away as a foamy adolescent in the main half and gets her demeanors perfectly fine Tiger Mom later on. Riddhi Sen coordinates her theatricality in each edge they are as one and it's their mom child science which makes the film authentic. Toto Roy Chowdhury benefits as much as possible from his guaranteed job and Neha Dhupia offers bolster as the cheeky show instructor.

Watch the film for some savage acting by Kajol, who given her huge ability ought to get more creator upheld jobs. Take your folks along too – the two gatherings may take in some things…


CAST:                Kajol, Riddhi Sen, Tota Roy Chowdhury, Neha Dhupia, Zakir Hussain
DIRECTION:    Pradeep Sarkar
GENRE:            Comedy/ Drama
DURATION:     2 hours 9 minutes