Drishyam(Hindi) 2015 Movie Reviews And Ratings

Drishyam(Hindi) 2015 has released today. The film is directed by Nishkant Kamat and starring Ajay Devgn,Tabu and shriya saran in lead roles. The film is a remake of of a Malayalam film under the same name.

The film shows story of a common man Vijay Salgaonkar (Ajay Devgn) who runs a cable TV network in a remote village of Goa. He is living happily with his family including his wife Nandini (shriya saran) and two daughters. The things turns up when they become the prime suspects in a case of kidnapping of a young boy who is the son of a strict police IG Meera Deshmukh (Tabu). The story is about saving his family from oppression of the powerful lawmaker. 

Also See:

• Drishyam Expected Opening Collection
• Jaanisaar 2015 Movie Storiy And Full cast
• Phantom Story And First Look Poster

Drishyam(Hindi) 2015 Movie Reviews And Ratings

'Drishyam' call to mind the strength of Ajay Devgn we have seen in Company, Zakhm, and Bhagat Singh. He is briliant in conveying his character with ease from a common family man to a cold headed clever man who protect his family. Both his character has been acted brightly by him.

Kamlesh Sawant has done exceptionally well as a corrupt policeman.  Prathamesh Parab as Ajay's assistant is terrific.

Ishita Dutta as the elder daughter of Ajay is brilliant. She has providd the required emotional deep feeling to this family moved message oriented pulse riser. She is really good in her act.

Tabu as IG  Meera Deshmukh is heart stealer. She has fully used her acting strength and portrayed it in her character to find her son with no clues of his whereabouts. She has taken her perfect class to another level.Amazing.

Rajat Kapoor has provided a good support to other characters.

The music of the film by Vishal Bhardwaj doesn't carry the proceeding. The cinematography of the film is done well.

Although we know Seeing is Believing, What we conclude is that you must see 'Drishyam' to see the actor Ajay Devgn returning to his intensity best in this emotionally packed powerful, constant, pulse riser, powered by brilliant performance that include a relevant message of ethics and upbringing.

Rating- 4/5 (****)