Hrithik Roshan starrer, Super 30 is a human drama based on the life of Anand Kumar, a teacher who started his own coaching class in Patna, called Super 30 and the challenges he faces to set an example for the world to see.
India’s renowned mathematician, Anand Kumar, against all odds follows his true calling and gives shape to his Super 30 class, designed for 30 deserving but underprivileged students who aspire to get admission into institutions like IIT. But will his students achieve their dreams?
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The film shows Anand’s motivating journey, how he rises from the rubble to achieve his dreams. It highlights the message that education is truly a privilege for the ones who have access to resources. The real hunger is better education and a better life and if given a chance the underprivileged will shine brighter. Many moments in the movie will tear you, especially the class scenes.
But in the second half, the run-time feels too dragged and the plot becomes too dramatic. However, the cinematography and dialogues touch a chord making one want to watch the movie. Directed by Vikas Bahl, the movie could be shown in a better perspective especially while portraying saddened emotions, the audience could connect in a better way.
Hrithik Roshan pulls off a solid performance essaying Anand Kumar, capturing his character’s sincerity and determination very well. While his look isn’t convincing, he makes it up with his acting and performance. Nandish Singh is earnest and well-casted as Anand’s brother. Mrunal Thakur is effective and is like a breath of fresh air in her limited screen time. Pankaj Tripathi as the unscrupulous politician is brilliant and Aditya Srivastava matches the villainy of his character. Overall, the performances elevate the film.
The movie has its flaws, but it’s worth a watch!
Super 30 has crossed the 60 crore mark at the box-office.
And we give it a rating of three out of five solely because of the performances!
