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Starring: Tapsee Pannu, Ashutosh Rana, Rishi Kapoor, Abdul Quadir Amin, Rajat Kapoor, Prateik, Indraneil Sengupta, Prachi Shah
Director: Anubhav Sinha | Language: Hindi
Genre: Drama
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7618184/
Release/Country: 2018/India
Mulk (2018): One family member tries to help her own family which are trapped in a dark controversy.

Mulk Story: The youngest son of a Muslim family settled in Benaras gets involved in terrorist activities, leading to a bomb blast massacre. His actions have an adverse effect on the family who are left to defend themselves as people who are innocent and not anti-nationals

Mulk Review: Director Anubhav Sinha sets out to lay bare the prejudice that often precedes people’s perception of the Muslim community in our country. In the times that we are living in, where our country is polarised and the cracks caused by the religious divide is getting deeper; a film like this is the need of the hour. 

The patriarch of the family, Murad Ali Mohammed (Rishi Kapoor) is a well-respected lawyer who has Hindu friends in the mohallas of Benaras. His daughter-in-law, Aarti Mohammed, (Taapsee Pannu), is also a Hindu. Following a bomb blast, which kills several people Murad Ali’s younger brother’s son, Shahid Mohammed (Prateik Babbar) becomes a suspected terrorist, but refuses to surrender to the police. The horrific incident changes the lives of everyone in the family and Shahid’s father, Bilaal Mohammed (Manoj Pahwa) is taken into police custody under suspicion of being involved in terrorist activities. The family’s friends from other faiths also turn foes, and Murad Ali has no other option but to defend his brother and prove that they are as loyal and as patriotic as anybody else in the country.

Mulk throws light on how people fall prey to political agendas that intend to divide the country on the basis of ‘us’ vs ‘them’. It also digs deeper into how hate propaganda against any religion (in this case Islam) is destructive for a nation and the very fabric of our society. Today, we need to stand up and fight this hatred against Muslims, and dispel the paranoia that stems from Islamophobia. We need to go back and understand what secular truly means, and ask ourselves if our actions go against the very essence of secularism. Through the dialogue-heavy narrative, the film reiterates for the umpteenth time, that terrorism has no religion. The tonality of the film is far from subtle and the perspectives are presented fearlessly. The first half is slow-paced but what really works for the film are the dramatic courtroom scenes, which compel you to think about the extreme Islamophobia that exists around us. Sometimes, without us even being cognizant of it. This religious profiling has created a fear psychosis amongst Muslims, and they are often made to feel like outsiders in their own country. There is a strong dialogue in the film which reiterates this, “Mere ghar mei mera swagat karne ka haq unhe kisne diya? Ye mera bhi utna hi ghar hai jitna ki aapka aur agar aap meri daadhi aur Osama Bin Laden ki daadhi mei fark nahi kar pa rahe toh bhi mujhe haq hai meri sunnah nibhaane ka." 

Rishi Kapoor as the patriarch performs his role with restraint and nuance. The seasoned actor brings gravitas to his portrayal of a Muslim man who refuses to succumb to the polarities manifested by both Hindus and Muslims. And yet, he is aware that he has to prove his love for his country beyond doubt. Prateik Babbar is miscast, as the young Muslim boy who voluntarily chooses to involve himself in a terrorist act despite being raised in a family which has no allegiance to anti-national sentiments. Taapsee Pannu as the daughter-in-law shines in the courtroom scenes, but at times, she falters at delivering lengthy monologues. In the supporting cast, Manoj Pahwa, Neena Gupta and Ashutosh Rana are competent.

Shot in the bylanes of small town India, the film captures the milieu it is set in aptly. The music is the weakest link and the soaring and melodramatic background score in some portions is distracting. Mulk focusses on some hard-hitting and burning issues, while also highlighting the crucial role that the media and various other channels of information play in disseminating the right news and facts to its citizens. It also brings to fore the other horrifying faces of terrorism which often gets brushed under the carpet. Mulk is a film that’s relevant, brave and is a must-watch. It has thought-provoking message which drives home the point – that being a true Indian and real patriot is about embracing people from every faith with an open heart.