Ufff Yeh Siyapaa Review: पुराने पैटर्न को नए अंदाज के साथ जीवित करती है ‘उफ्फ ये सियापा’

Ufff yeh siyapaa review: In 2011, a French movie was released, named ‘The Artist’. It was made like old -fashioned films, which was black and white… as well as silent. This film was well liked. The makers at the box office had greatly benefited. It is said that he earned eight times more than his budget from ‘The Artist’. Now one such experiment producers Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg have done together. He has created a silent comedy thriller ‘Uffe Ye Sipaya’ with actors like Soham Shah, Nusrat Bharucha, Nora Fatehi and Omkar Kapoor, which does not have a single dialogue, but without any dialog you will understand the full story of the film. This is a unique Bollywood film in today’s era.

Although the era of silent films was over only after the 1930s, but ‘Uff Ye Sipaya’ alive the same old pattern with a new style. With the amazing acting, brilliant direction and tunes of AR Rahman, the film is an entertainment that keeps you completely tied, which is rarely seen in the present era.

Talking about the story of the film, this is the story of a common man whose life becomes uncontrollable after a small misunderstanding and imagine who he is, Soham Shah who has played the role of Kesari Lal Singh and has not disappointed him as usual and has fully lived in his character. In this silent film, he has done wonders with his acting and emotion. To see Soham Shah, who has come to everyone’s heart from thriller films like ‘Tumbad’ and ‘Crazy’, will give you a different experience in ‘Uff Ye Siapa’.

On the other hand, Nusrat Bharucha in the form of Pushpa is completely stuck in her character and leaves her mark. Although we have seen him mostly in different glamor and serious roles, but he has done wonders in this comedy film too. His role is challenging which is entangled in two different circumstances and takes several turns.