Amitabh Bachchan’s influence is critical to Hindi cinema, and his presence in ‘Baghban’ shapes the movie’s character. Ravi Chopra’s film, a family drama, values sentimentality. The acting adds depth to the narrative. The film derives its nourishment from the performance of Bachchan. The plot’s universal themes carry the narrative. The director’s execution is noble. The film explores the question of why children view their parents. The film is a charismatic family film. The audience is drawn to the emotional value. Bachchan’s eyes reveal the love he has for his screen wife. Hema Malini, complements Bachchan, adding a poignant touch to the narrative. Their musical performances are a highlight. Bachchan weaves the lighter moments with the tense, dramatic scenes. His performance in the movie is breathtaking. The performance showcases his talent. While the emotional power is undeniable, some scenes are overdone. The cinematography enhances the film. The music and the lead performances compensate for the plot’s shortcomings. Paresh Rawal and Lilette Dubey deliver heartwarming performances. Salman Khan conveys goodwill. The supporting actors are stereotypical. The audience is drawn back to the central theme when the grandson expresses a desire for his grandfather to leave the house. ‘Baghban’ provides the cool, comforting hand of the familiar.
