Starring: Rajkumar Rao, Alaya F, Jyotika, Sharad Kelkar

Directed by: Tushaar Hiranandani

Produced by: T-Series & Chalk & Cheese Entertainment

Rating: 4 Stars

“Srikant Bhola: Aaraha hai sabki aankhein kholne” is an inspirational film that doesn’t just deliver a message but also clears the perception that nothing is impossible with the right spirit.

Story: The film narrates the incredible journey of Srikanth, a visually impaired boy from a small village in Andhra Pradesh who defied the odds to create the Bolant industry. Despite initial struggles, Srikanth’s determination shines through, portraying his journey from adversity to achievement.

The screenplay by Jagdeep Siddhu and Sumeet Purohit beautifully captures Srikanth’s story with humor and subtlety, maintaining a captivating pace without preaching.

Director Tushaar Hiranandani’s vision celebrates Srikanth’s resilience and highlights the need for equal rights. Avoiding melodrama, the film portrays Srikanth’s story with sincerity and honesty.

Performance: Rajkumar Rao excels in the central role, bringing charm and wit to his portrayal of Srikant Bhola. Jyothika shines as Devika, Srikant’s mentor, adding depth to their student-teacher dynamic. Alaya F and Sharad Kelkar deliver solid performances in supporting roles.

Music: While the song “Papa Kehte Hain” adds emotional depth, other songs are average

Overall, the film not only inspires but also sheds light on the struggles faced by individuals like Srikanth. Despite the challenges, the narrative remains uplifting with its blend of humor and heartbreak.