Muzaffarnagar The Burning Love Movie Review

 

‘Muzaffarnagar The Burning Love ’ Review:

Supreme Court sends notice to Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand

                                                                            

Director: Harish Kumar

Writers: Harish Kumar, Manoj Kumar

Stars: Dev Sharma, Aishwarya Devan, Mursaleem Qureshi | See full cast & crew 

What Is the Story About?

Story: An ace archer returns to his village to spend time with his family. When his love life soared, he fell in love with a girl who was preparing to take the IPS exam, and he faced local thugs who harassed the villagers. In all this, a riot broke out, and now the young man has to fight to protect the one he loves.

Comment: Dev (Dev Sharma) is a shooter. Before participating in another game, he went home to relax with his family in the village. One day, when he was a Tom with his telescope, his eyes fell on Sara (Ashwaryadwan). In the typical stalker manner, he began to follow her. She doesn't appreciate this, nor is it love at first sight, because the stalker and the stalker do not necessarily have a very loving relationship. Despite this, Dev knew she was preparing to become an IPS officer. After a song, without any explanation, Dev started to take the local Goncho Da Singh (Anil George) who had the taste of usurping the poor villagers and. At the same time, in the typical 90s B movie fashion (think, Cantissah's Gunda), local politicians want to instigate riots in the city and approach Joda Singh for them.

In fact, "Muzaffar Nagar-Burning Love" is a shameful and valuable formula action movie and not the worst part. Sadly, it used the 2013 UP riot, described as the "most violent incident in the modern history of Uttar Pradesh", as a crutch.

The only benefit of this movie is that the visual effects and Muzaffarnagar are well captured. In the performing arts department, almost everyone can achieve excellent results. There is almost no illusion of the script, and the music is universal. In more than 120 minutes of running time, the only fire in Muzaffar Nagar-burning love is your patience!

The filmmaker claimed that the film was inspired by a real event, to go to the name and location, and you will be fully prepared to understand that this is a love story set in the community before the outbreak of the People's Liberation Plan election a few months ago.

However, there is nothing to recommend here, because the actions related to communalism and the events leading to it are so stereotyped and cliche that you are insensitive and indifferent to the bloodshed sprinkled on the screen in its name. Love stories are insignificant and pathetic because they are here.

Aspiring Olympia, shooting range shooter Dev Malik (Dev Sharma) returned to his hometown of Muzaffarnagar to rest, and met with Sara (Ashwariya Dewan). Aspiring police. At first there was friction, and then love blossomed, but in the meantime, there was a common gap to be overcome, and Joda Singh (Anil George), the local land mafia was to conquer his opponent, Dev And his father included. It is indeed a pitiful increase in the number of plots that can indeed be honestly explored to turn the tide in the People's Crescent Union elections and support the outbreak of the right wing. Although there is energy and considerable bombing, the problem of community violence has become trivial. I think it is unrealistic to expect the honest truth and gritty reality of filmmakers to take advantage of mainstream Bollywood bait in real life.

What’s different in Muzaffarnagar

                                                                                    

New Delhi: The Supreme Court today instructed the governments of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand to respond to the authorities’ "verbal instructions" not to show films in certain areas of the two states.

The movie "Burning Love Muzaffar Nagar" tells the love story of a Hindu boy and a Muslim girl. The background is the Muzaffar Nagar riot in Uttar Pradesh in 2013.

The film has been shown nationwide, but some areas in Uttar Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh except other areas-Muzaffanagar, Merut, Saharapur, Shamli, Baghpat, Gazia Bud and Haridwar and Billeno.

A panel of judges composed of Chief Justice Deepak Misra and judges AM Khanvelkar and DY Chandrachud asked the petitioner’s lawyer to serve copies of the petition to permanent lawyers in the two states, and then The matter was announced on December 11.

The film’s producer, Mona Entertainment Ltd., has approached the Supreme Court to seek instructions to these regional authorities to allow the film to be shown without any obstruction or obstruction.

The request also asked for instructions to provide adequate protection for the screening, and in addition, compensation for the loss of 50 rupees due to their business losses.

It is said that the authorities in these areas "illegal and without any authorization" warned and threatened movie theaters not to show films scheduled for release on November 17 this year.

It said that the film was issued with a "UA" certificate by the Central Film Certification Committee (CBFC), and the review board has approved it to be shown to audiences.

The complaint stated: "In fact, the certificate also mentions that the excisions and modifications imposed by the board of directors have also been properly implemented.

It claimed that when the film was about to be released across the country on November 17, it had notified the petitioner and its distributor that the film would not be shown in these areas of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

The complaint stated that the authorities did not issue any formal orders to the theater, "but it was only a verbal instruction that the distribution of the film had stalled, which caused huge economic losses to the petitioner and violated fundamental rights..." it They claimed that after they learned of this, they contacted the district governments, but they blatantly refused to show the film on the pretext of public security.

The petitioner claimed that the "verbal instructions" issued by the authorities were that the authorities did not publish films that were clearly illegal, unreasonable and arbitrary exercise of power.

It also claimed that this action violated their rights to freedom of speech and trade under the Constitution.

                                                                                         

The film shows how Hindus rescued Muslims from riots in the city, and how Muslims rescued Hindus by hiding in mosques. In the name of religion, the leaders of the two religions sat together and looked at their bread. However, it is not possible to comment on the authenticity of the Muzaffarnagar riots. But as far as the story of the movie is concerned, the audience will see that political leaders fight against two religions for their own interests and bleed each other. The actors in this movie performed well.

The script of this movie is very weak. The story seems to be inspired by the Muzaffar Nagar riots, but the story is complicated on many issues, including land, mafia, love, and the corrupt system. Although this movie has been able to keep people bound, i

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