Abhaya Hasta

This film begins on a premise where the narrator says it has taken years of blood and sweat to get independence, but is the nation really free. The film tries to talk to the youth with dialogues that are meant to evoke whistles and scenes that are full of adrenaline, but it fails to hit home when it comes to addressing the issue it promises to address.
The filmmakers have tried to give their ode to Upendra and Kashinath by being different from the word go. The film begins with end credits and an old fashioned 'shubham' before it begins with the actual film. But the novelty ends there. The narrative, from then on, looks amateurish and the scenes are rather jagged. The story is frivolous and has no impact and there hardly is any laughter or even giggles evoked during scenes aimed to get those.
When it comes to the performances, the less said the better. The film seems like a shoddy effort of a few enthusiasts who have no idea about filmmaking. The two hours in the hall seem rather futile. The less said about anything else is better.