MS Dhoni: The Untold Story is a biographical film directed by Neeraj Pandey which showcases the life of Indian cricketer MS Dhoni played by Sushant Singh Rajpoot and the movie seems to be rocking the theaters as audience speak positive about the movie.
Neeraj Pandey has written dialogues of the film and has also collaborated with Dilip Jha in writing the screenplay and story of the film. Besides directing the movie he is also co-producer of the movie with Fox Star studios.
About the movie:
The movie in first half shows Dhoni in his school days when he was a goal keeper and then he takes up playing cricket and becomes a district level player.
The second half shows him as a full-time cricketer and the ups and downs he faces along with his team. Apart from cricket the movie also has a romantic track as Dhoni’s love life is also shown in the movie.
#MSDhoniTheUntoldStory Fri 21.30 cr, Sat 20.60 cr, Sun 24.10 cr, Mon 8.51 cr, Tue 7.52 cr, Wed 6.60 cr, Thu 5.50 cr. Total: ₹ 94.13 cr.
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) October 7, 2016
The film is lengthy but entertaining, however, the audience found it dragging in some parts. Sushant Singh Rajpoot is brilliant as he plays Captain Cool himself which is the highlight of the movie.
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While Kiara Advani plays his wife, Disha Patani plays the character of his ex-girlfriend and both the ladies look wonderful and vivacious in the movie. Other actors including Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Bhumika Chawla etc. have also done good job in the film.
Music and screenplay excellent:
Sanjay Chowdahry’s background score and songs by Amaal Mallik and Rochak Kohli add melody and entertainment to the movie and on technical front cinematography by Santosh Thundiyil attracts the audience.
The screenplay of the movie is engaging and keeps the audience fixed to their seats from beginning to end. Neeraj Pandey has been wonderful behind the camera as he has portrayed everything in a commendable manner.
Public response:
The movie is made in multiple languages including Marathi, Tamil and Telugu and is released on more than 4500 screens. The movie is all claps and whistles and the only drawback of the film is its length as it makes the movie slow down at places otherwise it’s a full ‘paisa vasool’.
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