Cast: Mohommad Samad, Jayant das, Naresh Kumar.
Director: Rajan Khosa
Length: 1.20 hours approximately
The kind of approach GATTU has is very appreciable. There’s
no preaching, no emotional meltdown moments and yet the film touches your heart
because of the exemplary performances and for the striking simplicity. Lasting
for only 80 minutes, GATTU is strongly recommended because its so well directed
and so well performed.
It starts with a really smart animation which has relevance
to the plot the film carries. Based on very uncomplicated and yet an unconventional
plot, it’s a film that’s engaging because of the inherent characters and the
soft humor that jumps straight out of the realistic conversations between the
protagonist and people around. Note that excellent scene where GATTU convinces
his friends about that terrorism which may soon come to their school. Also a
lighter twist in the end is convincingly brought in film.
But GATTU has its setback several times. The haywire plan of
GATTU to just cut down a kite looks bit over the top. No doubt the plan also
consists of some funny moments, but the haywire plan could’ve been improvised.
The background score is very good. Also the locations
instantly transfer you to protagonist’s life. The dialogues are very realistic
and enhance the humor as well.
Mohommad Samad as Gattu is very believable. He is unable to
give clear pronunciation of words, but that part suited the role perfectly.
Naresh Kumar as Gattu’s uncle does very good job. Rest all performers including
his school gang and his principle does honest job.
GATTU is a must-watch because of its approach. The film
doesn’t want you to stress your brains, but the film in turn stresses on your
heart.
Rating- 3.5/5 (Very Good)
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