Fiza

About This Movie

Fiza is an intense exploration of loss and longing, set against the backdrop of the 1993 Mumbai riots. The film’s pacing is reflective, allowing you to really sit with Fiza's anguish as she searches for her missing brother. Khalid Mohammed captures the tension and emotional weight of the period effectively, blending drama with a nuanced romance that isn't just about love, but also about the scars left by conflict. The performances, especially by Karisma Kapoor, are raw and engaging, pulling you deeper into the character's psyche. There’s a haunting atmosphere throughout, amplified by the score and cinematography that evoke a sense of desperation and hope. It's distinctive in its portrayal of personal versus political turmoil, making it a noteworthy watch for collectors interested in films that tackle real issues.

Intense character-driven narrative · Exploration of personal vs. political themes · Raw performances that evoke deep emotions