Hirani has also delivered a simple lesson. The way Sanju tries to crack the third song his father left for him. Sanju delivers such brilliant life lessons without being preachy, the way Paresh Rawal introduces his son to his gurus in life. The Gujarati friend who keeps through with Dutt through his darkest phases. A lover who leaves Dutt but takes blame on herself so that the man does not lose his esteem. A son keeping the torun speech papers in his dead father’s pocket – a speech that he could not deliver to an alive father. There are numerous screen moments which help move the story forward and create so much impact on you. The father son bonding of the movie delivered by Ranbir Kapoor and Paresh Rawal drive the movie forward. A small role as that of Ruby played by Sonam Kapoor delivers epic signing off dialogue. There is not one character of importance which appears wasted. What the trailer showed you was just the tip of the iceberg. The brilliance of Sanju is in its screenplay which makes you go through Sanjay Dutt’s pains,achievements and mistakes with an in your face honesty. So let me take the safer route the movie opens with a typical sweet nothing kind of a writer presents a first cut of a biography to the character of Dutt, what starts as a comic scene quickly turns into a moment of grimness with a court decision hitting Dutt.įrom there on the movie moves at a break neck speed hurling one screen moment after the other at you. Problem about writing your observations of such brilliant cinema is that it is difficult to try where to start. Hirani has delivered a story of emotions which will make you cry, I had to fight back some tears myself when I noticed people besides me were crying with no guilt I let go in scene where Paresh Rawal is dead. Bollywood did make some attempts like MS Dhoni and Azhar but this one is just million miles ahead of those stories. Rajkumar Hirani has delivered probably the best biopic made in Bollywood.

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