Experience the Power of 'Joram' if You Love Cinema

Directed by Devashish Makhija, the film 'Joram,' starring Manoj Vajpayee, has been released. This poignant film, addressing the issues of water, jungle, and land, compels filmmakers to ponder on what we are doing in the name of development and progress, often at the cost of nature. It speaks about the harm humans have caused to the environment and delves into the topic of Naxalism. The film also touches upon the politics of Jharkhand and aptly captures the local situation. 'Joram' is a gripping tale that will stay with the audience for a long time.

The scene where Joram is hidden in the compartments of the second train, and people outside are breaking the door, portrays the pain on the face of Darsu, evoking empathy from the audience. Manoj Vajpayee is outstanding in the role of the helpless and unfortunate father, escaping from his dark past and present darkness. The moments spent with his child and the scenes depicting his care will touch your heart. Smita Tambe-Dwivedi, in the role of a ruthless legislator, is emotionally wounded but subtly portrays a heartless woman.

Mohammad Jishan Ayyub is also excellent in his role as the controversial Sub-Inspector Ratnakar Bangul, assigned to capture Darsu. Tanishta Chatterjee, in a special role, delivers a commendable performance. The film, with its emotionally charged narrative and exceptional performances, sheds light on human emotions. 'Joram' should be watched for its heart-touching story and stellar performances.

*Presentation by: Kali Das Pandey*