12th Fail - Entertains & Enlightens. Review on 12th Fail

12 Fail not only entertains but also enlightens. The story is simple yet thought provoking and hard hitting.

The plot is based on the real-life story of Manoj Kumar Sharma, a best-selling book written by Ashok Pathak.

The movie that will inspire you to pursue your dreams and never give up no matter how challenging the road may be. It is the straight forward story of a 12th fail student, who through dint of sheer perseverance, and never say die attitude, goes on to crack the UPSC examination, and becomes an IPS officer who reached great heights in life after facing many hurdles

This movie will bring tears to your eyes but leave a smile on your face. It is gratifying to watch something unpretentious in times when masala films are stooping to entertain.

Vikrant Massey gives his career best performance. Vikrant didn't just play the character, he lived it, from the local accent to the body language. For the way he has brought out the different layers of the character, he deserves all the praise.

The other actors in the film, such as Anant Joshi, Anshumann Pushkar and Medha Shankr, are equally impressive in their roles.

Director Vidhu Vinod Chopra is back after a long time. He uses this inspiring and exciting story with several emotions of pain, anger, failure, victory, helplessness and confidence

Despite the predictability of the story, the film is really hard-hitting. Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s direction makes you feel like you’re amidst those young hard working students studying for the UPSC exams

The movie never goes overboard nor does it tend to divert from its theme. The dialogues acts like an additional screenplay in the film.

The music in the film deserves a special mention, with the songs like motivational track "Restart" or "Bolo Na" perfectly blending with the movie.

12th Fail has the soul of 3 Idiots; it's an outstandingly honest film which caters to all those who love good cinema with lots of emotional angle attached to it, especially a must watch for the teenagers and their parents.

This movie not only shows the hardships and emotions that UPSC students go through, but it also shed light on the overall education in our system,

Overall, the cast, dialogue, and story of Manoj are inspiring and keep the viewers captivated throughout the film & wins you over with its innocence and simplicity