Bachche Kachche Sachche
Cast: Anna Hazare, Ashish Vidyardhi, Abheeshek Jethwa, Aryan Kataria
Rated: 5/10
The movie projects the view of the world through the eyes of children. To a layperson, the subject may be small, but it actually speaks volumes for a country like ours. No matter how educated we are, we tend to forget the basic manners like washing hands before eating, following road safety rules, etc. It will compel many to think how they behave in public.
Highlighting the fact that studies are only a small part of the education, it talks about personality building of each child so that they become good and responsible citizens. The movie points out the faults of parent who unknowingly set wrong examples for their children.
Despite the great theme, the movie does faulter in places — it fails to find a connection between the first and the second half. Though the director tried to do complete justice with the resources in hand, there are some graphical shots that disappoint.
The perfomance by Ashish Vidyarthi is worth a mention. Of course, social activist Anna Hazare makes his film debut with this film but with a cameo. His presence makes the entire movie-watching experience relatable with the message driven hard and clear.
A movie worth a watch.