Haiwaan: The Monster Review

 Haiwaan: The Monster is a comedy-drama starring Manish Dayal and Danyani Rajani. A day away from college, Manish Dayal falls in love with a gorgeous girl named Anu. On the morning of her scheduled flight to Shimoda, Anu changes her mind and decides to stay home.

When Inder is newly gifted with superpowers, he decides to become a superhero and wreak havoc in the small town of Shimoda. His best buddy Randhir comes to help him and saves the town before it's too late. In the meantime, Manish finds himself dealing with an unruly student and a super villain named Gokul. But when they get back to school, they discover that they've changed and are now friends! This film will make you laugh, cry and think!

The story line revolves around Anu's new found friendship with Manish. The two share a lot of common interests, but because they're so young, they are unaware of each other's pasts and the problems they've faced. As their friendship develops, they learn about the different aspects of life and the things that are important to them. Eventually, the two find a new love and start life over.

While the main story is about a boy and his friend who are brought together in the middle of a civil war, Nashik Ka has a lot to say about life. After a traumatic experience, Nashik must grow up faster than most, learning how to be independent and grow up fast. In addition, there is a subplot involving an ex-convict who becomes a good friend of the protagonist.

In Mumbai, the film tells the story of two children and their families. The family is made up of three people - a father, mother and son. The mother is very traditional and always wants everything done right and is not open to change. She often says things like, 'I know you don't want to change media you do, you have to wait until I am dead and gone!'

The father has no qualms about being a working man and lives on the streets with his daughter's home-making wife. but still has enough time for a bit of romance in his life. It seems that he also suffers from depression and dreams of dying someday. His son, on the other hand, is more outgoing and a big spender. He works at a mall and is responsible enough to help his mother out financially. He has been a big help in making sure his mother is comfortable with the change in their household and the financial changes.

As the story goes, the family lives in a house in Mumbai and the daughter's home is also there. They have a son called Yohan who lives there. His parents are both very protective and refuse to let him go out without his brothers. Because of this, Yohan becomes very withdrawn and distant and is very close to his parents. The father tries to give him the feeling of home but is not sure if he can ever really do that.

The movie ends with the family's house being burnt down by a car. Yohan is seen with a bandaged head and he is shown running towards his mother with the burnt face of his mom. Afterward, his father says that he was going to call out to her, but she did not come back. The movie ends in a very sentimental way, and it leaves us with a sense of loss.

After the film ends, the audience is left with a strong desire to see Yohan and his family get married again. We want to see them grow old together and to live happily ever after. So it is comforting to hear that they did in fact get married. and the story ends happily.

It does not end there. There were other scenes in the movie that left a strong impression on me. I think these scenes are the highlight of the movie for me. It all started with the director looking at me while saying 'The director loves you'. and I could feel his passion as I felt the magic of the story when the next scene started.

A friend of mine told me that the entire movie was inspired by the life and the story of her husband who was killed in a car accident in Mumbai in 2020. The director asked her to leave the audience with a message for all her family who have lost loved ones in car accidents; that 'No matter what happened, we love you, we will never leave you'.