Bheed
First
Review:
Rajkumar
Rao
and
Bhumi
Pednekar
starrer
Bheed
is
one
of
the
most
anticipated
films
of
2023.
Based
on
the
plight
of
workers
during
the
pandemic
lockdown,
the
black-and-white
tale
is
helmed
by
Anubhav
Sinha.
The
film
will
hit
the
theaters
on
Friday,
March
24.
Film
director
Hansal
Mehta
took
to
Twitter
to
pen
down
the
first
review
of
the
upcoming
release.
HANSAL
MEHTA
CALLS
BHEED
'ENGAGING
AND
DRAMATIC'
Hansal
Mehta
penned
a
rave
review
of
the
upcoming
release,
Bheed,
as
he
called
the
star-cast
terrific!
He
lauded
the
film
as
an
important
document
of
our
times
and
praised
the
film's
narrative
as
dramatic
and
engaging.
The
film
director
in
his
tweet
wrote,
"#Bheed
in
theatres
tomorrow.
This
film
besides
being
an
important
document
of
our
times
is
dramatic
and
engaging
with
perhaps
one
of
the
best
ensembles
since
Maqbool.
@RajkummarRao
is
superlative
in
his
portrayal
of
a
conflicted
'in-charge'.
@anubhavsinha
is
on
top
of
his
game."
He
further
added
"Pankajji,
Virubhai,
Ashutosh
Rana,
Aditya
Shrivastava,
Bhumi
and
the
entire
cast
put
together
by
@CastingChhabra
is
terrific.
Particularly
heartbreaking
is
Aditi
Subedi.
Don't
miss
#Bheed."
#Bheed
in
theatres
tomorrow.
This
film
besides
being
an
important
document
of
our
times
is
dramatic
and
engaging
with
perhaps
one
of
the
best
ensembles
since
Maqbool.
@RajkummarRao
is
superlative
in
his
portrayal
of
a
conflicted
‘in-charge’.
@anubhavsinha
is
on
top
of
his
game.
pic.twitter.com/UEMZBEuNze
For
the
unversed,
the
trailer
of
'Bheed'
was
pulled
from
Youtube
after
it
landed
in
controversy
for
drawing
parallels
between
the
lockdown
and
Partition.
The
trailer
of
the
film
was
then
re-released
after
necessary
changes.
The
film
was
given
a
U/A
certificate
by
the
CBFC
after
some
crucial
deletions.
Speaking
about
the
trailer,
director
Anubhav
Sinha
was
quoted
as
saying
by
the
PTI,
"Of
course,
these
changes
are
obvious.
The
trailer
was
off
air
for
two
days
(and)
the
changes
mentioned
are
correct.
But
that
reason
is
the
filmmaker's
business.
There
is
a
sanctity
to
the
film
and
I
would
not
like
to
disturb
it."