‘False’ Movie Review: Sumant Bhat is a disturbed childhood reflection

Athish Shetty in ‘False’. , Photo Credit: Paramwa Studio/YouTube

Sumant Bhat in False, Gemini, aka false (Athish Shetty), hesitant to move forward because he stands alone and stare at his new house. The Mummy Mumbai Film Festival 2023 has many such scenes in the premier Kannada film of the premiere that shows the loneliness of an 11 -year -old boy. Cinematographer Udit Khurana uses a wide frame to express the empty feeling experienced by the falsehood in spacious places in the form of a beach or playground.

False There is an opponent for films that romantic the idea of ​​childhood and adolescence. The life of falsehood becomes complicated when he goes from Mumbai to Udupi district in Karnataka after his parents’ death in quick succession. He lives with his uncle and aunt (appealed by Prakash Thumanad and Rupa Worky), and his cousin.

The youth fights with a disorganized mind due to the accommodation in the environment. If a falsehood can express her thoughts without any prohibition, perhaps he will tell you how much he stops life. But you do not expect maturity from a child. He is still struggling with the reality of leaving his Marathi speaking friends and finding new friends in Kannada Medium School. However, this is a small obstacle, compared to how to deal with the suspicion of society about the death of his parents, his mother has been convicted for being a bad woman.

The film grows on you because Sumant exposes the curiosities of a teenage mind. False has a hostile relationship with her younger sister, Vandhana (played by an adorable Avish Shetty). Sibling rivalry, an integral part of growing up, is effectively depicted. Sumant writes realistic scenes. A family tries to remain united among all problems, and light theuminad and Rupa Worky provide realistic performance as really concerned parents.

Athish’s soul is False Their performance is captured with several close-up shots. Throughout the film, he is one step away from releasing his paint-up feelings, and when he finally leaves his frustration, no one can help but takes care of his plight.

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The film has many silent moments. Even the conversation between false and their uncle is interrupted by silent stagnation. Views we feel that seeing the real people controlling the crowd of emotions amidst real conversations. False Midhun ends with a soothing score from Mukundan, and is an ideal end for a film that reflects a disturbed childhood harsh realities. Not many movies, like FalseCan get fitting closure,

False is currently running in theaters