Fateh Review: Sonu Sood's Action Film Struggles to Find Its Identity Amidst Violence
Fateh Story - Fateh (Sonu Sood), a former assassin, was once affiliated with an agency that contracted him for various killings and the retrieval of items from perilous locations worldwide. However, he has since abandoned that life and established a new existence in a remote village in the heart of Punjab. There, he encounters a girl who regards him as an older brother. One day, she mysteriously vanishes, prompting Fateh to embark on a mission to locate her. In his pursuit to rescue her, he uncovers an extensive network of cybercriminals involved in fraudulent loan schemes that are affecting the entire nation. The remainder of the narrative explores the lengths to which Fateh will go to eliminate those responsible.
Fateh Review:
One of the enthusiasts of Animal/Pushpa (it may be advisable to seek professional help first) should commit to an in-depth analysis of how the last five years have influenced the portrayal of violence in cinema, predominantly in a negative manner. Characters armed with firearms, utilizing vehicles as weapons, possessing deep, resonant voices, and exhibiting a blatant disregard for law enforcement or societal norms dominate the narrative, as if the world were inherently theirs to control, with the audience seemingly complicit in this dynamic. The phenomenon resembles a form of Stockholm syndrome, where the allure of such films has led to a troubling trend, prompting other productions that might have taken alternative paths to mimic these narratives, thereby exacerbating the issue beyond the original films.
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