Credited cast: | |||
Amitabh Bachchan | ... | Dwarka Anand | |
Kareena Kapoor | ... | Yasmin Ahmed (as Kareena Kapoor Khan) | |
Ajay Devgn | ... | Manav Raghvendra | |
Manoj Bajpayee | ... | Balram Singh (as Manoj Bajpai) | |
Amrita Rao | ... | Sumitra | |
Arjun Rampal | ... | Arjun | |
Natasa Stankovic | ... | Dancer | |
Anjali Patil | |||
Mukul Chadda | ... | Harinath | |
Vipin Sharma | ... | Gauri Shankar | |
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Ivan Rodrigues | ... | Channel Head ABP News |
Mugdha Godse | ... | Malini Mishra | |
Indraneil Sengupta | ... | Akhilesh | |
Shireesh Sharma | ... | CHIEF MINISTER | |
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Ajay Trehan | ... | Durgalal |
Satyagraha is the story of a son who yearns for a father. Of a father, who grieves for his lost son. Of a young woman who fights so hard with life that she has forgotten to love. Of an ambitious rabble-rouser, for whom action is the knee-jerk mantra. It is the story of how these four discover one another, and come together to raise hell, shaking the powers that be to their very roots! But, Satyagraha is also the story of an influential power-hungry despot who will stop at nothing to destroy them. Satyagraha: The revolution has begun! Written by Official site
This time I would like to keep my review short. "Satyagraha" as the name depicts Insistence on the truth and non violence against corruption and current Indian political system. It is said as a work of fiction but even a small kid can say the story is closely resembles Anna's (played by Big B) movement and his deputy Arvind Kejriwal (played by Ajay Devagan). The movie definitely dwells bollywood-ism at times like item song at start and an irrelevant romantic song. But we can watch it for the solid performances of Big B and Manoj Bajpai. Definitely not hard hitting as Madras cafe but has got some good message about public awakening.
-Reviewed by Sivakumar Balachandran
(bsiva84@gmail.com)