movie review of Lal salaam Starring Rajnikant, lead roles played by Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth directed by directed by Aishwarya Rajinikanth after a long gap from movies. Lal Salaam is screened on more than 1000 screens worldwide.
critics rating: 3.5
A sport thriller movie Lal salaam is directed by Aishwarya Rajinikanth, it is the most awaited movie of year 2024. this movie is come back for the director after 8 years of break. With lead roles played by Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth, “Lal Salaam” promises intense performances and thrilling moments on the screen. Both actors are known for their versatility and ability to captivate audiences with their portrayals. However, what sets this movie apart is the special cameo by none other than the legendary ‘Thalaiva’ superstar Rajinikanth himself.
Rajinikanth’s cameo adds an extra layer of excitement to the movie, as fans eagerly await his appearance on screen. Despite only featuring for 40 minutes, his presence is expected to leave a lasting impact on the audience and elevate the overall viewing experience.
The wide release of “Lal Salaam” on more than 1000 screens worldwide indicates the scale and ambition behind the project. Audiences across the globe will have the opportunity to witness the adrenaline-pumping action and suspense unfold on the big screen.
The title “Lal Salaam” suggests a theme of revolution or rebellion, hinting at the intense and politically charged narrative that the movie may explore. With Aishwarya Rajinikanth at the helm, viewers can expect a unique and thought-provoking take on the genre
The movie is based on a story about cricket, religion, and how villagers politicize a popular sport. In a small village, Thiru and Moideen bhai’s son Shamsuddin were always at odds. This rivalry seeped into their cricket games too. Moideen bhai started a team called Three Star, where both Thiru and Shamsu played together. But some folks didn’t like Thiru’s success and made him leave the team.
Thiru didn’t give up. He started his own team called MCC. Now, matches between Three Star and MCC were not just about cricket. They became symbols of Hindu-Muslim divide in the village. People started calling these matches “India vs Pakistan.”
The village was once peaceful, but now it was split. Hindus supported Three Star, while Muslims cheered for MCC. It wasn’t just about cricket anymore; it was about identity and pride.
Thiru and Shamsu’s rivalry intensified. Each match felt like a battle between two nations. But amidst the fierce competition, there was also a longing for unity. Deep down, everyone knew that they were all just villagers, no matter their religion.
The matches became more than just sport; they became a reflection of the village’s divided soul. People hoped for a time when cricket would only be about the game, not about religion or rivalry.
Despite the tensions, cricket continued to bring the village together in some ways. Families gathered around radios to listen to the matches. Children imitated their favorite players in the streets. Cricket remained a shared passion, even in times of conflict.
In the end, Thiru and Shamsu’s rivalry taught the village an important lesson. Cricket could unite as much as it could divide. And perhaps, one day, they would play not as Hindus or Muslims, but simply as teammates on the same side.
some of reviews :
“A good film with a strong message and impactful dialogues showcases a different side of Superstar Rajinikanth in a memorable role”
review by a fan
“Blockbuster.. book ur tickets, has its flaws in 1st half but punchy second half, terrific dialogues throughout, Thalaivar fabulous from both Vishnu and Vikranth climax la semma.. very very noble message.. much needed… WINNER”
from x, review by fan
“The scenes between “Mohideen Bhai” and “Samsu” really shows like Superstar Rajinikanth and Thalapathy Vijay combo as Father – Son. Vikranth – realistically 80% seems similar as Thalapathy Vijay. Go and watch #LalSalaam to know the depth of this tweet“
review by a fan
