Despite tremendous earnings at the box office and gaining popularity among the youth, Saira is a film that raises whether it is actually a good film. Its story, depiction of characters and emotional depths seem weak in many ways. Let’s look at the five major reasons that make Saira not to see:
1. Success of Krish incredible
The biggest weakness of the film is its incredible story. Krish, who wants to make his mark in the music world, gets suddenly and incredibly success, for which no concrete base has been shown. This sudden success is not able to connect the audience with the story and seems unrealistic.
2. Suddenly love climbing love
The love affair between Krish and Vani is also very superficial. Their love suddenly climbs, for which there are no enough or solid scenes that can establish their emotional engagement.
3. Arbitrary depiction of Alzheimer’s
The author has depicted the disease called Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s as per his convenience. The disease does not look more than a plot device in the film. Vani forgets Krish at any time and sometimes he remembers everything, all this has been used arbitrarily to pursue the story. It is not only unrealistic to show serious illness like Alzheimer’s, but also seems insensitive to those who are struggling with this disease. It is like using the disease only to produce drama, rather than deepened its human aspects and challenges.
4. Stress between Krish and father
The tension shown between Krish and his father also seems very forced and unnatural. Their relationship lacks depth and complexity. The causes behind the bitterness between the father and son have not been properly developed, which makes their conflict impose and irrational. This tension is only meant to add unnecessary drama to the story, not for the development of the characters or the emotional depth of the story.
5. Does not leave an overall impact
In the film, the director has created small mammates, which agitate the audience, but due to the script’s above shortcomings, the film is not able to leave the entire impact. The incredible turn of the story, the superficial depiction of the characters and the lack of emotional scenes are seen while watching the film.
