Waaris

The Waaris movie begins with a real divergent scene, murder of father by hands of his son over agricultural property will. Amrish Puri is so ruthless and resolute in this movie which can be said as his best role of all times as a villain. Then movie slows down a bit and picks up pace again when Amrish Puri returns from jail. Brilliant performance by Smita Patil and Amrish Puri. Other actors also play their part well but Amrish Puri and Smita Patil have done awesome performance. Story and plot are great and direction too. It relates very well with real rural India of 1988 and thrills u too. A must watch movie for people who like serious cinema.

Waaris directed by ravindra peepat and written by sohan singh hans based on his novel kaare hatthi, is a sensitive film with brilliant portrayals by each actor. The script is the usp. Film deals with family feud, the complexities of human brain, greed and revenge. Human being, if needed, becomes an animal for his or her selfish interest. And at the same time there's another force which confronts the evil force. Such positive human beings are selfless and live for others. Smita Patil and Amrish Puri are two opposite forces who confront each other and that forms the whole story. Music and action is awesome. Smita patil and amrish puri excel in their roles. Other actors give their best too. The purity of Rural India is clearly visible.

Waaris must be remaked, with tabu in smita patil's role and ashutosh rana in amrish puri's role.

It's a wonderful rural India family dispute story. Actors, story, songs and shoot locations are jwells of this movie.

i can't believe no one has commented on this movie yet. smita patil's last great movie... heck i was 13 when i saw it for the first time and i still liked it. have seen it once again, as an adult and could appreciate it more. must see!

Waaris review :

Last notable release of Smita Patil. Her voice was dubbed by Rekha as she couldn't complete the dubbing. Both Smita and Amrita Singh were extraordinary here but Waaris was tad too arty for the aam junta. A decent success, nevertheless!!

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.