Hindi Medium (2017)

• Year: 2017
• Released: 19 May 2017
• Country: India
• Adwords: 6 wins & 16 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5764096/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hindi_medium
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/hindi-medium
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: Hindi
• MPA Rating: Not Rated
• Genre: Comedy, Drama
• Runtime: 132 min
• Writer: Sonu Sinha, Saket Chaudhary, Amitosh Nagpal
• Director: Saket Chaudhary
• Cast: Irrfan Khan, Saba Qamar, Dishita Sehgal
• Keywords: education system,

	7.8/10
	82% – Critics
	78% – Audience

Hindi Medium Storyline

A couple from Chandni Chowk aspire to give their daughter the best education and thus be a part of and accepted by the elite of Delhi.

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A Film to be watched by every Parent

Hindi Medium is an enjoyable and realistic tale which lands a tight slap on the face of a society which considers English as a parameter for judging people, where people are not taken seriously if they don’t speak English well and they are made to feel inferior. The dialogues are hilarious and keep you entertained throughout. The plot gets a bit predictable towards the end and the film glorifies government schools, which are looked down upon in our society. A little preachy and over-dramatic towards the end, Hindi Medium strongly drives its point home.

My Rating : 3.5/5

“Hindi Medium” is electrifying that boast of enough humor and laugh to keep you entertained

There comes a movie once in a while which is not only thought- provoking but also sends out a great social message. “Hindi Medium” is definitely one of it.

“Hindi Medium” tells the story of a married couple who does every thing under the sun to get their daughter admitted to the most popular school of Delhi.

Saket Chaudhary, who gave us some memorable films like “Pyaar Ka Side Effects” and “Shaadi Ke Side Effects”, goes one step further and create a satire on the education system which is very much prevalent in India. The film focuses on Indian parents’ obsession who wants to send their kids to the high-profile schools despite exorbitant fees to learn English that will help them to be accepted in the society and land a job in MNC. A dialogue from Irrfan Khan “If French and German speaks incorrect English, it is still fine but when an Indian does not speak proper English, then that person holds no value in the society. The movie is a laugh-riot and few scenes will definitely bring down the house. The scene at the factory where Irrfan wants to go for a bio-break gets interrupted by his boss is hilarious. Another scene at the Government school where a son of a Tourist guide displays his skills by speaking English, German and even French languages proving that talent has no boundary. Hats off to Saket Chaudhary for bringing something new on the Indian silver screen.

The film does have it share of flaws as well. The second half becomes a little drag towards the end and climax becomes little melodramatic. Also, the editing should have been better trimming the film by another 10-12 mins. Art direction and Cinematography is simple which is the essence of story line with an average background score. The screenplay is good but loses somewhere later in the film. The film belongs to Irrfan Khan who carries it on his shoulder. The epitome of talent, Irrfan surprises you with subtle humor which will tickle your funny bone. Watch for him as he has tries to play “good” husband” with perfection. The character played by Saba Qamar will remind you of Sridevi from 1997’s blockbuster “Judaai” who is lured by elite society of Delhi. Deepak Dobriyal is mindblowing. The actor just adds spark to the film every time he appears on-screen. Amrita Singh does about okay.

Overall, “Hindi Medium” is electrifying that boast of lot of humor and laugh to keep you entertained. Good 3/5

Predictable

Three hundred years of the British Raj has created a divide among Indian society, and really done a number on the psyche of upper class Indians! This film underscores the love hate relationship modern day India has with being “English” or “Western”. These are characteristics that feed the class divide in Indian society, yet continue to be sought after. It is important to learn English….but to become “English” is another matter. The events become predictable after a while and the film then becomes more comedic rather than satirical!