Review: Fateh Blends Cybercrime With Gruesome Action!

Fateh
Director: #SonuSood
Cast: Sonu Sood, #ShivjyotiRajput, #JacquelineFernandes, #NaseeruddinShah, #VijayRaaz

In recent times, audiences have displayed an increasing appetite for on-screen violence, and Sonu Sood’s directorial debut, Fateh, taps into this trend with a vengeance. While many films and series explore violence as a key element, Fateh ups the ante, blending cybercrime with gruesome action in a story that’s heavy on bloodshed and thrills.

The film revolves around Fateh (Sonu Sood), a humble manager at a dairy firm in Punjab, who lives as a paying guest with a family that treats him as one of their own. Nimrat (Shivjyoti Rajput), a member of this family, shares a special bond with Fateh and takes extra care of him. However, their peaceful lives are upended when Nimrat and her entire village fall prey to a ruthless cybercrime syndicate. Things take a darker turn when Nimrat is abducted, prompting Fateh to head to New Delhi in search of her.

It is revealed that Fateh is not an ordinary man but a former agent of the Indian Spy Agency. Using his extensive skill set, he embarks on a mission to dismantle the cybercriminal network and rescue Nimrat, leaving a trail of bloodshed in his wake.

While the story, credited to Sonu Sood, lacks novelty, his direction ensures a seamless blend of action and entertainment. The film is packed with whistle-worthy dialogues, moments of humor, and high production values that lend it a polished and sleek look. The cinematography is excellent, capturing the intensity of the action scenes, which are choreographed with precision. The one-take action sequences are particularly impressive and stand out as highlights of the film.

Sonu Sood, in a role tailor-made for him, commands attention with his towering persona and impeccable physique, making the action sequences appear authentic and impactful. His directorial efforts are commendable, as the film maintains a brisk pace with no dull moments.

Jacqueline Fernandes surprises with her bespectacled look, delivering a charming performance, while Shivjyoti Rajput impresses with a nuanced portrayal that ensures she gets noticed. Naseeruddin Shah and Vijay Raaz excel as menacing antagonists, adding weight to the narrative. The supporting cast performs well, complementing the lead actors.

Overall, Fateh is a high-octane action film that delivers blood-soaked thrills while keeping the audience engaged with its sleek production and smart direction. Fans of action-packed cinema will find this a satisfying watch.

***½

By Keerti Kadam