‘Rang Rasiya’ Movie Review : must watch for the art and philosophy lovers

Star Cast:

Randeep Hooda as Raja Ravi Verma
Nandana Sen as Sugandha

Run Time:
2 hrs 12 mins

Release Date:
November 7, 2014

Director:
Ketan Mehta

Synopsis:

Raja Ravi Varma, an influential painter who made it workable for the individuals to have access to their Gods and Goddesses. His artistic
creations, however about the Gods or the Goddesses were all the more on the sexual side. The outward creative ability in him and his sensual sketches headed him away from his life as well as his wife, for obvious reasons! The way he envisioned and painted the bareness was no different; however, it was the masterful outline of how modernized he was. Varma is a person who offered face to Gods on sloppy paintings. He was the first to paint the images of Gods which are on the posters that we purchase from the market today.

Rang Rasiya is a film focused around Ranjit Desai’s biography on Raja Ravi Varma which showcases the journey of souls who strip and expose to discover an entire new purpose. It’s a movie which is focused around the colors of passion.

Plot:

Ravi Varma is hitched to a princess yet his adoration for painting makes him leave the house for preserving his art and theory. The plot of the movie ranges once more to the nineteenth century where there was no admiration or social acknowledgement for the artists in the middle or lower classes. Varma’s excursion begins when the Princely estate of Baroda appoints him as the chief artiste.
The utilization of Hindu Gods to make household figures, independent of caste, ideology and individual character and a great deal of sexy subject to the painting, grounds him in the court of law for indecency. Varma’s sole intention in life is to challenge the absurd norms.
The story advances to the affection of Sughandha and Varma which creates conflicts among the age-old speculations of revolution, upheaval and personal deliverance.

Review:

Rang Rasiya is to a greater degree costume drama with a couple of wrong translations and acting that is not impactful. The film lacks authentic sense of time and locations which plays a vital rolein a film like this one. Rather the concentration is diverted to things like that of Randeep Hooda’s and Nandana Sen’s body show. The nakedness and skin show has been advertised so much that the principle components of the story suffer. Randeep’s body is breath taking and Nandana has an immaculate cut out figure which will leave everybody dribbling but the excessive use of it has got them out of the character.
The film has frontal nakedness yet I certainly doubt if that would make any issue among the viewers as every succession is aesthetically outlined and splendidly shot.
Dialogs of the movie are bold and striking. For example, “parampara agar ek nanga badan dekh kar toot jaaye yeh desh itna kamzor nahin”, “dharam se zyada kuch nahin bikta: hum bahut paise kamayange”, and you get the jist right!

Theme:

Rang Rasiya is more than simply a sensual periodic film. It’s about the individuals who are striving free space to voice their contemplations.

Recommended to watch?

It’s a must watch for the art and philosophy lovers as it has a vivacious and emotive essence to it with deep meaning. Typical Bollywood fanatics would find the typical drama and masala missing. People loving action, mystery or comedy movies can give it a skip.