Sweet Girl Review In Hindi By Pankaj Shukla Jason Momoa, Isabela Merced Brian Andrew Mendoza Profile: Height, Age, Affairs, Biography

One thing that people all over the world have felt very strongly during the Corona transition period is the huge expenditure incurred during the treatment. There are pharmaceutical companies on one side and people suffering in hospitals on the other. People in India have also earned lakhs of crores by filling water in fake vials in the name of medicines. And, this process is going on all over the world. Treatment could be cheaper if some pharmaceutical companies stop scheming for profit. The story of the film ‘Sweet Girl’ also initially follows this line. A very important cancer drug is stopped from coming in the market at the last moment. Leaders garner applause. The company expresses its compulsion. Ray Cooper, who sees his wife dying in front of him in the hospital, makes a phone call on national television to announce the punishment at his own hands to those responsible. Even the audience continues to forgive the film.

But, the film ‘Sweet Girl’ deceives the audience at a time when they are fully involved in this film. In the name of plot twist, its writers try to implicate the fifth wheel in a well-running vehicle and things go wrong, the audience’s time spent watching the film so far seems to have gone to waste. In recent times, many bad films have been seen, but this is a different level attempt by the film ‘Sweet Girl’ to shock the audience like this. Once the story of the film falters, even after all the chases and action sequences, it does not survive. Isabella Merced fails to retain the interest of the audience till the climax of the film, even after putting in full force.

Jason Momoa’s on-screen personality is such that his character has to be implicated in a boxer or some similar Lahim Faheem character. Writing a film according to his Hulk-like body would have been a challenge for the writers. The writers of the film ‘Sweet Girl’ got the basic idea of ​​the film right. When director Neeraj Pandey was writing the Hindi remake of Vijay Sethupathi and Madhavan’s hit film ‘Vikramvedha’ in Goa, he had a problem with what to do with the villain’s business in the Hindi version. He contacted me through Manoj Muntashir, who was in the writing team of the film, so the idea I gave him three years ago i.e. on May 2, 2018, is now in the Hindi version of the film ‘Vikramvedha’, I don’t know but the film Her glimpse has been seen in ‘Sweet Girl’.