Ruslan 2024

RUSLAN 2024

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Directed by:Karan Lalit Butani
Screenplay by: Yunus Sajawal, Mohit Srivastava, Kavin Dave
Story by: Shiva
Produced by: K. K. Radhamohan
Starring: Aayush Sharma, Sushrii Shreya Mishraa, Jagapathi Babu, Vidya Malvade

Review Ruslan Movie 

Over the past few years, Bollywood has explored the lives, struggles, and sacrifices of those in India's Intelligence Department. These films serve as tributes to the brave individuals dedicated to the nation. They have also popularized terms related to military intelligence, sparking discussions about the balance between creative freedom and national security. "Ruslaan 2024" joins this genre but falls short in execution.

Plot

The storyline centers on an individual's desperate efforts to prove loyalty to India, transcending religious affiliations.

Boring Narrative

Despite its patriotic intent, the film's narration is dull, likely causing viewers to disengage before the end. It fails to sustain interest or deliver the excitement expected from a military-themed adventure.

Dull Action Sequences

The action scenes are lengthy and repetitive, lacking realism. Viewers seek more than just combat skills; the film relies too heavily on melodrama instead of delivering compelling action.

Lack of Coordination

While the film touches on themes like romance, friendship, and paternal love, these elements feel disconnected from the central plot, undermining the overall narrative coherence.

Uninspiring Songs

The song sequences contribute to the film's monotony, failing to enhance the story or drive the action forward, making them feel unnecessary.

Predictable Ending

The film's twist, revealing the protagonist's foster father as a traitor, lacks foreshadowing, leaving viewers unprepared and uninterested in the conclusion. The absence of suspense detracts from its impact.

Cast

Aayush Sharma, Sushrii Mishraa, and Vidya Malvade struggle to elevate their roles, seeming inexperienced. In contrast, Jagapathi Babu manages to stand out.

Final Remarks

"Ruslaan" is a tedious narrative and a missed opportunity, failing to bring fresh perspectives to familiar themes. It’s best to skip this film.