Emergency Trailer 2 Review: Kangana Ranaut Shines As Indira Gandhi In A Political Drama
This film marks the completion of 50 years since this significant event and offers a gripping portrayal of the political and social unrest of the time.
Kangana Ranaut is all set to portray former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the political drama Emergency, which brings into light the controversial period of India's history when the Emergency was imposed in 1975. This film marks the completion of 50 years since this significant event and offers a gripping portrayal of the political and social unrest of the time.
Storyline
The trailer for Emergency was finally released; this one dealt with the pandemonium after Emergency had been announced. Kangana was seen essaying Indira Gandhi, being loathed by everyone as India went to town in disarray. One of the most striking scenes is when the President confronts her on her unilateral declaration of Emergency, to which she gives a spirited reply, "I am the cabinet."
The story then takes a turn to depict an ever-growing demand for her resignation and declares a political war against her government. Supporting actors like Jayaprakash Narayan by Anupam Kher, Atal Bihari Vajpayee by Shreyas Talpade, and Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw by Milind Soman can be added, which adds such depth and realism to the storytelling.
Positive Points
- The historical and political set in motion by the movie can be perceived in the painstaking details that had gone into each set design, as well as the costumes of the characters.
- Kangana Ranaut is going to present the most sparkling and intense performance as powerful Indira Gandhi.
- The supporting cast with the likes of Anupam Kher and Shreyas Talpade added credibility to the story.
- The dialogues, more importantly the crucial ones like "I am the cabinet," were very bold coming from the era it depicted.
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Negative Points
- The political theme might not be in the interest of every section of viewers.
- So much would look dramatically portrayed and hence would be influential in some way for some sort of historical accuracy.
Overall Verdict
Emergency seems to be a daring, thinking-creating depiction of one of India's tumultuous periods in its history. Super cast with a solid performance, interesting narrative and everything will be well and will certainly do good job to hit audience's brains when the film will be released on 17 January, 2025.
