Finally, after waiting for a long time, the review of Fighter featuring Hrithik and Deepika is out in theaters today. The director, Siddharth Anand, made this film to honor the sacrifices and patriotism of the Indian Armed Forces. The story is loosely based on the Balakot airstrikes after the Pulwama attack in 2019. In the movie, Hrithik plays Squadron Leader Shamsher Pathania, also known as “Patty,” and Deepika plays Squadron Leader Minal, aka “Minni” Rathore.
Review of Fighter featuring Hrithik and Deepika
‘Fighter,’ directed by Siddharth Anand, is an exciting action-drama designed for the big screen. The writing of the film has a patriotic theme. When the story shifts to Kashmir and the Indo-Pakistan conflict, Siddharth Anand follows a familiar pattern but adds glamour, intense action scenes, and a lot of patriotism with ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Jai Hind’ playing in the background.
The plot revolves around the Pulwama attack and events before and after it. ‘Fighter’ blends in patriotic feelings seamlessly into an engaging storyline. The real stars of the movie are the action scenes. The first half has a good mix of emotion and action, while the second half slows down before picking up for an exciting climax.
The pairing of Deepika and Hrithik is a brilliant move. They not only look good together but also portray their characters convincingly, especially when they are in uniform. Anil Kapoor shines in his role, proving why he’s the real boss. His scenes with Hrithik and the team are a major highlight.
The chemistry between Deepika and Hrithik in the first half is thrilling, and their aerial dance adds to the excitement. Karan Singh Grover and Sanjeeda Shaikh provide excellent support. The only weak link is the villain Azhar Akhtar, played by Rishabh Sawhney. His appearance seems too polished to be menacing. However, overall, Siddharth Anand’s ‘Fighter’ is highly entertaining.
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