Kaafila - Hindi Film Review

Kaafila
- Dangerous journey of illegal immigrants
Genre: Adventure Recommended:Parental Guidance Released: 2007
Director: Amitoj MannStarring: Sunny Deol, Amitoj Mann, Sana Nawaz, Sudesh Beri, Monalisa and Polina.
‘Kaafila’ is the story of the troubles of a bunch of illegal immigrants headed to the greener pastures of the developed world. A journey which is fraught with danger, constant struggle and pain. The story travels and unravels through half of the world – India, Russia, Eastern Europe, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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Sunny Deol plays a man with clear conscience and a generous heart... And he is a devout Pakistani – a robust agent of ISI.
All throughout the movie, events remind us constantly about the film’s theme which is about illegal immigration and human trafficking. The real-life incident of Malta Boat Tragedy is shown in which more than 300 illegal immigrants perished.
The story also has other interesting angles like Russian mafia, a scientist with plutonium, Taliban, and much more...
The movie has also some romantic sequences where Sunny Deol is in love with Bulgarian model Polina, and Amitoj romances Monalisa. And a customary song-and-dance.
Sunny Deol is himself being strict and macho self. He has shown some efforts in his performance. Amitoj Mann, makes his debut in Hindi film industry in a big way. The Pakistani actress Sana Nawaz is brilliant. Monalisa and Polina have nothing to emote but provide some glamour in this adventure story.

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‘Kaafila’ has an interesting subject. The writers and director have tried best to make it into an engrossing story.
The dialogues are predictable. However if continuity was maintained in this ordeal of the illegal immigrants without some unwanted songs and romantic scenes, maybe to woo the masses?.... it would have been an excellent film.
- Aniz Filmvala

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