I didn't read any reviews before watching this movie, so I had no idea what it was all about. When I watched the first four scenes, I was wowed to see that it's based on loans, loan companies, debtors, banks, and how top persons in the country influence and hijack banks with their loan patterns. I'm sure this is happening in every country but some are well covered to the extent that no one knows, just like it was well shown in this movie
Do you know why I was wowed? It's because I had never thought that there were such things happening in the loan and banking world, where people are put into suffering by loans taken by top persons in the country.
"Sarkaru Vaari Paata" is an Indian movie released in 2022, where the dirtiness of loans, debts, and banks covering up messes is well portrayed. A major part of its settings is in rural areas, so it goes deep to show how a common man dealing with loans in a corrupt world suffers the most.
It was so bad that debtors who were unable to pay up were killed by hanging by operatives from the bank, and this was only done to the poor while the rich kept borrowing and refusing to pay back with no consequences. What a corrupt world!
Mashesh was one of those who saw his parents get hunted by the bank they took loans from, and in the end, they were hung to death before his eyes. He didn't understand what all that was about until he grew up. Miraculously, wealth smiled on him, and he started his own loan firm in the USA, which operated somewhat differently from what was practiced in India. Along the line, he found himself back in India to retrieve a loan, and that was when he discovered all the evil deeds top-profile people were doing in India in the name of loans.
He took it upon himself to fight for justice, to take down all the corrupt people, especially his top enemy, Rajendranath.
When I got to this part, I wondered how just one guy was going to fight all the people in power to change the loan pattern in India, but hey, the scriptwriter made it so that it didn't appear weird with too many tricks associated with such movies. Want to see how he did it? You'll have to watch it. Let me not spoil it for you.
The Top actors;
These gave in good displays to their roles
I would give it 8/10. I wanted it to be a series because I wanted to see more and learn more about how those dirty jobs in the loan world are done, but unfortunately, the movie only lasted for 2 hours, which is fair to a normal standard shot. But I just needed more.
Here is the trailer;
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