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The much-awaited Vicky Kaushal starrer ‘Chhava’ has finally been released in theatres today. Directed by Laxman Utekar, the film is a biopic of Sambhaji Maharaj, with Vicky Kaushal in the lead role. Rashmika Mandanna plays Yesubai, the wife of Sambhaji Maharaj. The first-day first-show audience has shared their reviews—let’s find out what they think!
‘Vicky Kaushal’s Best Performance’
The film has received a positive response from viewers, with many calling it an emotional masterpiece. One audience member shared,
"It’s an excellent film with breathtaking visuals. Vicky Kaushal has portrayed Sambhaji Maharaj brilliantly. The last scene is so powerful that it will make you cry. Everyone should watch this movie at least once!"
‘Chhava’ Will Leave You in Tears
Many viewers admitted that ‘Chhava’ is an emotional rollercoaster. One fan mentioned,
"We just finished watching ‘Chhava’, and honestly, we are coming back after crying. Even the toughest person will not be able to hold back tears. The last 15 minutes were so painful that we wished it would end soon."
Talking about Vicky Kaushal’s performance, another viewer praised,
"Vicky has set a new benchmark. His portrayal of Sambhaji Maharaj is unmatched. His Marathi diction, action, and dialogue delivery are all outstanding. No one has played this role before like this, and no one will be able to in the future."
Mixed Reactions to Rashmika Mandanna’s Casting
While Vicky’s performance is being widely appreciated, Rashmika Mandanna’s casting has received mixed reviews. One viewer noted,
"Vicky Kaushal completely transforms into Sambhaji Maharaj on screen, but Rashmika’s tone doesn’t match the film’s setting. She looks beautiful, but her South Indian accent is noticeable and affects the authenticity of her character."
Akshaye Khanna’s Role Will Make You Hate Him
Apart from Vicky and Rashmika, Ashutosh Rana, Divya Dutta, and Akshaye Khanna have also left an impact on the audience. Akshaye Khanna’s performance, in particular, has been so convincing that one viewer remarked,
"You will hate Akshaye Khanna after watching this film! His acting is so good that he brings his character to life in a way that makes you despise him."
The chemistry between Vicky and Rashmika has also been appreciated, with another audience member saying,
“The way Vicky has lived the role, he truly deserves a National Award!”
