Kya Yahi Sach Hai - Movie Review - Rajiv Roda, Ashok Kumar Beniwal. Kya Yahi Sach Hai, directed by YP Singh is inspired from his novel Carnage By Angels. He might have a good story to tell, but it wasn't necessary to direct and write screenplay and dialogues for it too. It stars Rajiv Roda, Ashok Kumar Beniwal and Bobby Vats in the lead
He quickly agreed to be an ambassador for a small film, Kya Yahi Sach Hai who took up the cause against corruption. The film was made by Assistant Commissioner former prefect of police, YP Singh and co-produced by his wife, executive director of postal services in Maharashtra and Goa, Abha Singh.
"I will support any cause that seeks to end corruption. I thought this film is an honest effort to advance a cause that every Indian should support," said Dhonibefore leaving for the cricket tour abroad .
According to Dhoni, he expressly agreed to support the film because it highlights the struggle of honest IPS officer in his first assignment. "It happens to us as cricketers. Only when we play for India, that our lives are noticed. But no one really knows about our struggles. The film focuses on this aspect, the struggle of an officer and his family. "
He added: "When we see these struggles, we remember our own struggles. I will always support these efforts. For me, it's not a film is a cause, "said the captain of cricket the Indian team.
Since Dhoni took up the cause of the cops, he had no bad experience like everyone else? "I was lucky. I have not had any unpleasant experience so far, "he said.
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Kya Yehi Sach Hai "was directed by former IPS officer YP Singh. The film is based on the novel by Mr Singh `s` `Carnage by Angels, which was published in 2003, which exposed the rampant corruption and embezzlement going on in the police.
Interestingly, the film won the Silver Award in the category of narrative film Film Awards in California in 2010.
Unworthy of the laurel, the film really cut a sorry picture together. The scenario appears more like a play in a drama of the screen. The director has shown the courage to stick to the central theme throughout the film, but bad acting and technical gaffes take it all.
The story develops with no twist and turn and focus on too much. Written simplistic dialogue and lack of proper characterization make film look average.
`Kya Yahi Sach Hai 'is a work of fiction, but his presentation reminded of a documentary due to the extensive use of typical music and the police band real places.
The film department has left no stone unturned to puncture Director `s vision.
The film can not be a great piece of art, but `Kya Yahi Sach Hai` is successful in his message. In other words, we have to take a stand, because if everyone is silent, the corruption will only grow stronger.
Interestingly, the film won the Silver Award in the category of narrative film Film Awards in California in 2010.
Unworthy of the laurel, the film really cut a sorry picture together. The scenario appears more like a play in a drama of the screen. The director has shown the courage to stick to the central theme throughout the film, but bad acting and technical gaffes take it all.
The story develops with no twist and turn and focus on too much. Written simplistic dialogue and lack of proper characterization make film look average.
`Kya Yahi Sach Hai 'is a work of fiction, but his presentation reminded of a documentary due to the extensive use of typical music and the police band real places.
The film department has left no stone unturned to puncture Director `s vision.
The film can not be a great piece of art, but `Kya Yahi Sach Hai` is successful in his message. In other words, we have to take a stand, because if everyone is silent, the corruption will only grow stronger.
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