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SATRANGEE PARACHUTE lacks an interesting concept and also a convincing screenplay [Pulakesh Bhowmik] to hold your attention. The kid [Pappu] flees Nainital and arrives in Mumbai as if he were going back and forth between Bandra and Andheri. That’s not all, the entire drama in the second hour [the terrorist angle] is so childish that you wonder how it was okayed by the director in the first place. Vineet Khetrapal’s direction is sloppy. Even the music doesn’t help. The only aspect that caught my eye was Soumik Haldar’s cinematography, which captures the scenic beauty of Nainital well. The film has several talented names dominating the cast, but the show belongs to the kids actually. Especially Siddhartha Sanghani, who displays great confidence while enacting his character. Rajvi Suchak has the purity that this role demands. Zakir Hussain and Rupali Ganguli, as Pappu’s parents, are adequate. Kay Kay Menon gets limited scope. Liliput has no role whatsoever. Rajpal Yadav is wasted. Sanjay Mishra deserved a better deal. As for Jackie Shroff, what is he doing in this film? The remaining kids are alright.
On the whole, SATRANGEE PARACHUTE is a poor show all the way.
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