Film: Bhoomi
Starring: Jayam Ravi, Nidhhi Agerwal, Rnr Mahonar
Director: Lakshman
Rating: *1/2
Reviewer: George Sylex
Overview - Jayam Ravi's Bhoomi is the most recent film to come out on a streaming stage, during the Corona time. The film is out now on the Disney+ Hotstar OTT platform. This movie is directed by Lakshman, who has just made Romeo Juliet and Bogan with Jayam Ravi. From the trailer of Bhoomi itself we know what's in the film. We should check if there is much else.
Bhoominathan (Jayam Ravi) is a NASA researcher who is good to go to go on a major mission to Mars. As he will be involved for the following not many years with his work, he chooses to return to his local place and invest some energy. He descends and falls head over heels in love for Shakthi (Niddhi Agerwal). Yet, this is additionally the time, he faces issues in the town and furthermore sees the predicament of the ranchers. Thus, Bhoomi relinquishes his position and chooses to adhere to his underlying foundations and give agribusiness a major push with his tremendous information. The goal of the film is acceptable, however the entire film goes through an obsolete execution. Majority of the plot is heavily inspired by Ashutosh Gowariker's film Swades.
Bhoomi manages quite possibly the most over-utilized topics of Tamil film as of late - ranchers' issues. This Jayam Ravi-starrer, which is composed and directed by Lakshman, scarcely offers anything new. The primary plot is extended into a tedious film insight with a very platitude, long winded story. The intense sentimental track, feeble characterisations, overdosage of enthusiasm, sensational exchanges, and terrible tune situations undermines even the little impact that has been made by some real exhibitions. As a periodic flashes recommend, Bhoomi is a legit endeavor to examine a convincing subject. Yet, unfortunately, it winds up as a tedious film.
Filmmaker Lakshman might have set aside more effort to give another point of view to the farmers' issues. The waiting game between the hero and opponent needs commitment. The film comes up short on a punch and doesn't contact any high focuses all through. The arranging looks counterfeit and needs feelings. Regardless of seeing some hard-hitting visuals, the effect isn't felt due to the arranging and execution. In spite of the fact that the peak game between the two looks fascinating, it is, shockingly, unreasonable and rationale goes for a throw here. The expectation is especially seen and obvious, yet there is not a lot new or new to discuss.
Jayam Ravi makes a decent attempt to make things work and is acceptable just in a couple of scenes. Sooner or later, he generally glances unengaged in the film. Nidhi Aggerwal makes a decent presentation with this film. She glances pretty in her town beauty look and does well in her job. Ronit Roy is great in his negative demonstration but the poor cliche writing ruined his character. The passionate scenes of the farmers and how they endure are demonstrated well. The town visuals and gritty discoursed are acceptable. Some enthusiastic family scenes have been displayed pleasantly. The altering is acceptable and the camera work is great.
Final Word - Bhoomi flops hopelessly with it's helpless screenplay and obsolete storyline. In spite of a decent presentation from Ravi and a genuinely necessary social plot, Bhoomi misses the mark concerning commitment. Generally the film is a tedious, long winded social dramatization that serves Tamil film's all much-adored prosaisms in a crazy account, with over stuffed patriotism.
An Outdated and Tedious Film!
