Kevi Rite Jaish

Kevi Rite Jaish is an evocative Gujarati comedy, social satire and drama film released in 2012 that cleverly spins societal norms and gives audiences a dynamic portrait of contemporary Gujarati society.

The movie is an intriguing embodiment of the Gujarati diaspora's obsession with migration to America, providing a raw depiction of the dreams and struggles of middle-class Gujaratis. The protagonist Harish Patel, plays a role of a father who dreams of sending his son abroad for a 'better future.' The plot weaves through a typical Indian household where the decision of their son going abroad creates a stir of emotions across everyone involved.

While the film has a subtle overtone of comedy, it furthers a pertinent narrative about how the American dream seduces and influences the lives of millions of people. The story is focused on a middle-class Patel family in Ahmedabad where the father and son have a fallout over the son's obsession with settling in America. The father, played by the excellent veteran actor, Tom Alter, strongly disapproves of this decision.

The lead character, Harish Patel, played by Abhinay Banker, is a young man who dreams of migrating to the USA. Patel's portrayal of a young, aspirational man is trained to audience's sympathies. He delivers a nuanced performance, bringing out the desires, trials, conflicts and emotional highs and lows of his character with ample conviction.

Kevi Rite Jaish features the acting prowess of Raju Barot, who lends credibility to the plot with his seasoned performance. With a well-tightened script and articulate cinematography, the movie touches upon the subject of emigration with sensitivity, without losing the essence of Gujarati indulgence in humor.

The film superbly incorporates the genuine Gujarati milieu, dialect and culture, showcasing a variety of delightful characters that abound in the state. The dialogue delivery is authentic, witty and spot-on, showing aspects of Gujarati life that haven't been explored in depth on the silver screen before.

This film is directed by Abhishek Jain and produced by Nayan Jain. The Gujarati film industry applauds their efforts in rejuvenating the Gujarati cinema with urban stories. Kevi Rite Jaish did not merely highlight the aspects of the Gujarati's aspiration for an American dream, but it also touched upon the sacrifices, pain, delicate familial relationships and human determination.

One of the unique selling points of Kevi Rite Jaish is its musical score. Composed by Vishvesh Parmar and Mehul Surti, the film's music boasts of a unique blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, with the lyrics portraying a captivating story. From soulful tunes to peppy dance numbers, the film's music has something for every music lover.

The film has won several awards and accolades for its script and performances, enjoying a solid run at the box office. It has been well-received by the audiences and critics alike, touted as a refreshing departure from the usual melodrama centric Indian cinema.

Underneath its lighthearted exterior and humorous dialogues, Kevi Rite Jaish brings to the audience a touching story of dreams, aspirations, and the length to which one can go to achieve them. It allows the viewer to embark on a journey of emotions, leaving them teary-eyed in parts and bursting with laughter in the others.

In conclusion, Kevi Rite Jaish is not just a movie but an encapsulation of dreams, relationships, and the irresistible allure of the American dream. This contemporary social comedy delivers a blend of humor and pathos seamlessly while shedding light on the intricacies of human desire to migrate. The storytelling technique is refreshing, narrative unique, acting performances, superb making it a must-watch for any movie buff.