January 11, 2020

Film Review;- Tanhaji

Film Review:-Tanhaji
Producer:-Ajay Devgan & Tips
Written by:- Prakash Kapadia
Screenplay:- Prakash Kapadia & Om Raut
Starrring:- Ajay Devgan
                   Saif Ali Khan
                   Kajol
                   Sharad Kelkar

Story:- Film is all set in the 17th century on the great leader Tanaji Malusare the great leader and one of the honest man of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. As per the Purandars treaty, Shivaji Maharaj had to donate some forts to Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. It also included the fort Kondhana.  As time passes on, Shivai Maharaj finds out that Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb is all set to make Kondhana as the base in the dakkan. He sends his trusted man bloody killer Udaybhan Rathod to Kondhana to make it much stronger. Shivaji Maharaj decides to stop him via Guerilla warfare techniques and he too plans to recapture the Kondhana. For this mission, he starts searching the experienced man since Kondhana was difficult to capture since it was on situated on much away from sea level. Meanwhile, his men suggest Tanaji Malusare is perfect for this mission. But, Shivajiraje declines this proposal since Tanaji was busy in the marriage ceremony of his son Raiba. As soon as Tanaji comes to know this news, he assures to recapture the Kondhana and he decides to postpone the marriage(Adhi lagin kondhanache mag raibache). He gives a tough fight to capture the fort. He recaptures it but he loses his life.
Director Om Raut is successful in writing the perfect story. He has stuck to the story. He has taken some cinematic liberty on some characters. He has focused more on the practical surgical strikes done by the Tanhaji and his army.
2 hours keep you entertaining with the action, best CGI effects, kicking background music. The writer has taken care not to do too much fiction in doing the film. Hence, no one loses their interest while watching the film. The climax is nothing but a spectacular and USP. CGI effects are too good.


Ajay Devgan looks very intense in the role. His loyalty towards swaraj, his bonding with Shivaji Maharaj, his thoughts on his fellow mavalas….he again proves that he is the best.

Kajol is too good.

Sharad Kelkar gets a lots of whistles on his role of Shivaji Maharaj.

Saif Ali Khan has plays the cruel role but he tends to look funny in many scenes.

In the end, Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj  wins and it charges our hidden emotions with the chant “ Har Har Mahadev''

Such films should be made and they should be watched  again and again  only in theatre to know about Shivaji Maharaj and Tanaji Malusare.
5 stars
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