Indian flag has been waved by an airport staff of Jordan and Akki is watching that, while Tu Bhula Jise song is playing - the scene has been brought so many whistles and shouts. Some scenes give are shaky, those could have been shoot better. Nimrat's 3/4 minuets long conversation with a unsatisfied man of the camp who always complains, is a must! Cinematography is good. De Di and Soch Na Sake are very small songs. Kumud Mishra fits absolutely in the character of a government officer. She shines as a wife of a rich businessman and a caring mother. Nimrat Kaur is my favorite since The Lunchbox and Dairy Milk commercials. But if you ask for just one movie, than I'll go with this one. I was comparing Baby film with this, but both are different. Akshay has given a stunning performance as usual.
Many moments where we can feel patriotism. Some factors, like emotions of love for the family, for the nation, for the coworkers and their relatives, for the people who are only belongs to the same nation, have been described very well. His tries, his communication to India for the help, and the officer's help from India - These things you can find out in this movie. Rajiv now feels that he is an Indian, and so along with other 1,70,000 people who are actually Indians but lives in Kuwait, he starts the mission to run from Kuwait as soon as possible.
But when the government leaves their citizens when Iraq attacks on Kuwait under the order of Saddam Hussain, the people becomes needless. Rajiv Katyal (Akki) has been reached on the top level in business with his ability. Yes, I'm talking about Akshay Kumar starer Airlift, directed by Raja Krishna Menon, and which is based on true events! Film starts in Kuwait. T-SeriesĪs this year has been started well with Wazir, the good work of Bollywood is on the road with increasing the speed and performance. Airlift is an uplifting and entertaining edge-of-the-seat thriller and is the story of the biggest ever human evacuation in the history of mankind. Over 59 days, the Indian government systematically flew over 488 Air India commercial flights into a war zone to evacuate all 170,000 Indians and safely bring them back home.
From Amman, 170,000 Indians were brought home by the largest and the most successful evacuation ever attempted by any country, in the history of the world. A story of how they, with the help of Ranjit Katyal, managed to survive the Iraqi invasion, and against all odds traveled a thousand kilometers across the border into Amman, Jordan. Airlift is the story of Indians stranded in Kuwait during this traumatic time. Ranjit unknowingly becomes the man who all 170,000 Indians look up to for getting them out safely from Kuwait. It is in this scenario that Ranjit Katyal (played by Akshay Kumar), a wealthy and powerful Indian businessman, who has always seen himself as a Kuwaiti, rather than an Indian, realizes that he no longer wields any influence on the Iraqis, and that he and his family are in as much danger as anyone else.
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