Shinda Shinda No Papa” Review: A Heartfelt Exploration of Father-Son Dynamics
The Punjabi film industry sees the release of “Shinda Shinda No Papa,” starring Gippy Grewal, Shinda Grewal, Hina Khan, and more, promising to revive dwindling box office numbers. Without revealing spoilers, let’s delve into our review of this anticipated film.
Directed by Amarpreet GS Chhabra and penned by Naresh Kathooria, the film follows Gopi (Gippy Grewal), a frustrated father in Canada, determined to discipline his mischievous son, Shinda (Shinda Grewal). Their journey back to India unravels a battle of wills, presenting real-life situations reflective of everyday complexities.
While the screenplay occasionally falters in consistency, wavering between impressive storytelling and disappointing lapses, the father-son duo’s performances shine. Gippy Grewal and Shinda Grewal deliver captivating portrayals, complemented by the chemistry between Prince Kanwaljit Singh and Guri Ghuman.
Hina Khan impresses in her Punjabi film debut, committing to her role with admirable dedication. Supporting cast members like Hardip Gill, Nirmal Rishi, and Jaswinder Bhalla deliver impactful performances, elevating the overall experience.
Writer Naresh Kathooria brings a unique perspective to the storyline, exploring uncharted territory in Punjabi cinema. Director Amarpreet GS Chhabra’s innovative storytelling attempts inject freshness into the narrative, despite initial shortcomings.
The film’s music adds depth, with standout tracks enhancing the storyline, particularly the catchy “Disco” saved for the climax.
