Rating : 3.0
Vijay 69 Review {3.0/5} & Review RatingStar
Cast: Anupam Kher, Mihir Ahuja
Director: Akshay Roy
Synopsis of the Vijay 69 movie review:
The tale of an unusual guy is told in VIJAY 69. Vijay Mathew, 69, resides alone in Victoria Society in Mumbai. He was a swimming coach before losing his wife, Anna (Ekavali), to cancer fifteen years ago. He abruptly discovers that he hasn’t accomplished anything noteworthy in his life as a result of a particular incident. He so begins to search for a reason. He finds out one day that 18-year-old Aditya Jaiswal (Mihir Ahuja), who resides in the same colony, is about to make history as the youngest triathlete in India. After doing some investigation, Vijay discovers that he will become the oldest person in India to finish a triathlon if he enters the race as well.Vijay applies for it as a result, and after some obstacles, his application is approved. But since the triathlon consists of 1.5 km of swimming, 40 km of cycling, and 10 km of running, he will need to train hard. Deeksha (Sulagna Panigrahi), Vijay’s daughter, opposes this notion. Furthermore, there is a chance that Vijay will be eliminated from the race because of social politics. The remainder of the movie is shaped by what transpires thereafter.
Review of the Vijay 69 movie’s plot:
The tale of Akshay Roy is straightforward. The screenplay by Akshay Roy is thoughtful and well-written. The dialogue by Akshay Roy (with further dialogue by Abbas Tyrewala) is imaginative and humorous. The direction by Akshay Roy is good. He maintains the film’s lighthearted tone while making sure that the events are relevant, particularly for older viewers. Additionally, he manages the duration and covers a lot of ground in just 112 minutes. Of course, Vijay’s song is the best, but Aditya and Vijay’s relationship is also effective. It’s a humorous opening scene. But Akshay saves his best for the final fifteen minutes.One is aware of what will occur, but not how. The director is successful in this area and will move the audience to tears. Conversely, not every joke is effective. The moment where Vijay is asked to go for a medical test and then leaps into the swimming pool while arguing with a parent doesn’t make you laugh. On paper, the whole Vijay vs. Aditya feud is an intriguing concept, but it appears quite juvenile on film. Furthermore, the discussions contain far too many abuses. Because it appeared to be a clean family entertainment based on the trailers, one should bear this in mind.corresponding roles. Malti, played by Ketika Sharma, is beautiful. Abhhay Joshi (Sunil Saxena), Ravish Desai (Abhimanyu; Deeksha’s husband), Ayan Hasan Ali Khan (Akhil; Deeksha’s kid), Jiten Mukhi (Vivek Sagar), and Paritosh Sand (Ranjit Kumar), who assists Vijay at the Triathlon Association of India, are all respectable. Ashwin Mushran (Jaag) and Kunal Vijaykar (Kishore) are a waste.
Music from the Vijay 69 film and additional technical elements:
There are no songs in VIJAY 69. However, the film makes good use of the song “Aage Bhi Jaane Na Tu” from WAQT [1965], which heightens the effect. The film’s tone is reflected in Gaurav Chatterji’s light background score. The cinematography by Sahil Bhardwaj is stunning in the finale and suitable in the Mumbai sequences. The clothes by Darshan Jalan and Manish Tiwari, as well as the production design by Meenal Agarwal, are realistic.The action of Sunil Rodrigues is remarkable. The editing by Manas Mittal is good.
Conclusion of the Vijay 69 movie review:
Overall, VIJAY 69 is a humorous and inspirational story that succeeds because to its relatability, Anupam Kher’s outstanding performance, and its poignant ending.
