Ulajh Movie Review: A Tangled Espionage Drama
Rating: 2.5/5
Star Cast: Janhvi Kapoor, Gulshan Devaiah, Adil Hussain, Roshan Mathew, Rushad Rana, Rajesh Tailang
Director: Sudhanshu Saria
What’s Good: Fresh angle on espionage focusing on diplomats
What’s Bad: The convoluted first half with too many threads
Watch or Not: Yes, if you enjoy espionage thrillers with a Hollywood-like treatment, but be prepared for a complex plot.
Review:
“Ulajh” presents an espionage drama centered on the Indian Foreign Service. The film follows Suhana Bhatia (Janhvi Kapoor), the youngest female Indian Deputy High Commissioner in London, as she navigates a web of political machinations and personal dilemmas after a single mistake. The script, written by Parveez Shaikh and Sudhanshu Saria, is packed with intricate conspiracies that may overwhelm some viewers. Despite this, Janhvi Kapoor delivers a strong performance, supported by a commendable cast including Gulshan Devaiah and Rajesh Tailang. However, the film’s tangled narrative and far-fetched scenarios detract from its overall impact.
Verdict: “Ulajh” is an ambitious espionage thriller that struggles with its complexity but is bolstered by strong performances. Watch it for Janhvi Kapoor’s portrayal and the unique diplomatic angle.
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