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The Lost Girl Movie Review

Name: The Lost Girl Movie Review
Item: The Lost Girl
Rating: 2
Author: Pradip Bhat

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Review for the film " The Lost Girl"

Runtime: 02 Hours 22 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 05-04-2024

Genre: Drama

Similar To: Silence 2, Samosa & Sons, Amar Singh Chamkila, Tom Dick And Harry Returns

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CAST & CREW

Aronica Ranoliya

Bhupesh Singh

Naveen Nishad

Raveesh Singh

Farooque Khan

Veena Joshi

Apoorva Ashish

Mayur Agam

Simi Ranoliya

Poonam Jangra

Prachi Bansal

Prabhat Thakur

Arvind Akhilesh Shukla

Vivek Asthana

Aditya Ranoliya

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Producer:

Aditya Ranoliya

Music Director:

Vivek Asthana

Editor:

Arvind Akhilesh Shukla

Director:

Prabhat Thakur

Supporting Actress:

Poonam Jangra

Prachi Bansal

Costume Designer:

Simi Ranoliya

Sound Designer:

Mayur Agam

Lyricist:

Apoorva Ashish

Others:

Veena Joshi

Director of Photography:

Farooque Khan

Supporting Actor:

Naveen Nishad

Raveesh Singh

Actor:

Bhupesh Singh

Actress:

Aronica Ranoliya

Neeva Malik

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Plot

In 1999, Suhani is living a content life, and is loved by one and all. However, she gets shocked when she comes to know that she was actually a Sikh by birth, and she was separated from her family in the 1984 riots? Will Suhani manage to relocate her original family?

Star Performances

Both the actors, who played different versions of Suhani, have done their best with the role. Even the supporting actors did a good job with their respective roles.

Aditya Ranoliya did a good job as the director, and tried to make the film as evocative and engaging as possible.

Analysis

1984 is an unforgettable year in the Indian history. However, what happened in late 1984 is something not many would love to remember. The death of PM Indira Gandhi, and the anti Sikh riots that followed is a dark chapter of our history, and ‘The Lost Girl’ sheds some light on the same.

However, instead of going behind those who caused it, the movie takes a safer road. The movie explores the social impact through the eyes of a young girl, who learns that she was separated from her original family in 1984. The vision is noble, and so is the direction by Aditya Ranoliya to a large extent.

The visuals are surprisingly good for a movie like this. Aronica Ranoliya and Prachi Bansal, who played different versions of the main protagonist Suhani, have done a fair, if not outstanding job with their role. The supporting cast has done a fine job with their respective role.

However, if one thing prevented this movie from becoming an absolute masterpiece, it is the editing. Despite the runtime being less than 2 and a half hours, the movie feels excruciatingly, and borderline boring in certain sequences. On that note, Arvind Akhilesh Shukla has disappointed the masses as the editor. Even if Aditya Ranoliya did not do bad with the direction, he certainly should have focused more on proper editing.

What’s There

Decent camerawork
Good direction by Aditya Ranoliya
Great performances by Aronica Ranoliya and Prachi Bansal
Able support from the supporting cast

What’s Not There

Sluggish pace of the movie
Half hearted efforts at editing
A social message not conveyed properly

Verdict

‘The Lost Girl’ is a movie that had its heart in the right place. If not for the sluggish pace, this movie would have been a surprise package. The visuals are decent, and the acting performances try to make up for the mess created. Overall, this film is good for a one time watch.

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