Laal Singh Chaddha Review: Aamir Khan grew as Laal Singh Chaddha, this love story remained incomplete even after completing it

A child from Punjab is photographed with his family in front of the Prime Minister’s residence in Delhi and gunshots are heard from behind. In front of this child who came out with his mother to go back to his village, his automan is burnt alive by sprinkling petrol. The mother is hiding in the shops with her child and picking up the pieces of glass that have fallen there, opens her son’s ‘judi’ and cuts his hair. This is 1984’s Hindustan. Aamir Khan’s new film ‘Lal Singh Chaddha’, which captures the events of the past 50 years in the country through a love story, has hit the target of the ‘knights’ of social media who are annoyed by any Khan star’s film. If a film is made and it runs, then thousands of families of Mumbai have a guarantee of burning the stove. It is a different matter if people who are jealous of a few people want to make such a spectacle of the entire film industry with these boycotts, otherwise the film ‘Lal Singh Chaddha’ is a laudable document of the journey of Hindi cinema, seeing that every person will cry, Who has fallen in love even once in life.