Plot
“Shivam Bhaje” is an action thriller directed by Apsar, featuring Ashwin Babu as Chandu, a loan recovery agent who falls in love with Sailaja, played by Digangana Suryavanshi. Chandu’s life takes a dramatic turn when an unexpected incident causes him to lose his eyesight. After an operation restores his vision, Chandu suspects something is a miss about the murders linked to Binary Chemical Pvt Ltd. As he digs deeper.
Rating: 3/5
Performance
Ashwin Babu delivers a compelling performance, effectively portraying Chandu’s emotional and physical struggles. Digangana Suryavanshi is convincing as Sailaja, though her character lacks depth and significant screen time. The supporting cast does a decent job but their contributions are overshadowed by the film’s plot and pacing issues.
Technical Aspects
The film introduces the concept of ” animal to human organ transplants” . The action sequences are well choreographed and engaging. However the film’s pacing is uneven with the first half lacking significant twists and the second half becoming predictable. The cinematography and visual effects are commendable but the screenplay fails to maintain a gripping narrative.
Positive Aspects
The initial premise and the introduction of the core mystery are strong points. The connection between the lab and the international conspiracies adds an element of intrigue. The action sequences are a highlight and the twist at the interval manages to hold the audience’s interest.
What Didn’t Work
Despite its potential “Shivam Bhaje” is falls by several shortcomings. The romantic and comedic subplots feel routine from the main story line. The first half lacks significant twists and ends on a weak note. After the interval, the narrative becomes predictable and the final twist feels forced and lacks impact. The film’s attempt to blend various elements results in a disjointed experience, failing to fully capitalize on its unique concept.
Parents Guide / Can Watch With Family ?
“Shivam Bhaje” contains action sequences and themes of murder and conspiracy, which might be intense for younger viewers. There are also elements of romance and some comedic scenes, but they are relatively mild. Parents should consider the film’s thriller and action elements when deciding if it’s suitable for younger audiences.
Overall
“Shivam Bhaje” is a film with an interesting idea that suffers from poor execution. While the initial mystery and international conspiracy offer some intrigue, the overall narrative is spoiled by cliches and predictability. The film may appeal to hardcore thriller enthusiasts but others might find it lacking in entertaining.