This film has potential variations of its villagers captured by Tigresses Sherni, an animal who hunts, searches, and roams around.
The Way They Initiated, Conserved, and Captured Concept Genius and Smart Moves with Their Sharply Focused Techniques by their Performances.
Rate – 3.5 stars
Duration – 2 hrs 10 min
Director – Amit Masurkar
Cast – Vidya Balan, Mukul Chadda, Vijay Raaz, Neeraj Kabi, Sharat Saxena, Brijendra Kala
Points –
- Best Screenplay
- Best Cinematography
- Great Storyline
- The Message They Have Presented Towards The Environmental Election Campaign Is Marvelous and Fantastic.
Reviews – Vidya Balan has been fantastic as usual! She has done an excellent job as a Divisional Forest Officer (DFO). Her body language demonstrates that she has done an extensive research to live up to her role. Sharat Saxena, Neeraj Kabi, Brijendra Kala, and Ila Arun are among the actors who have done credit to their roles. Sherni has a lot on its mind. Many people may be anticipating it to be a rebellious rallying cry, and they may be surprised by the film’s leisurely pace. Others may be expecting a passionate critique of sexism, especially given Balan’s casting in the lead role. Still, Sherni approaches the subject matter-of-factly, much like Vidya Vincent herself. DFO Vidya Vincent, played with restraint by Vidya Balan, must fight tooth and nail to save the female feline that has been forced out of her natural habitat due to ongoing deforestation and dried-up watering holes. Moreover, she is always at battle with established patriarchy. Instead, the film’s aims are higher. It would be arrogant to say it was ahead of its time, but Sherni’s full significance will be understood only when our rivers dry up and our shores become drowned.
This is a Must-See and Worth-Seeing Film of an Adventure and Entertaining Huntress Chase.
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