Bheed twitter review: Raj & Dk, Vinod Kapri and Critics give positive reviews to Anubhav Sinha's directorial; ask people to watch it once

Bheed twitter review: Anubhav Sinha's latest social drama, which sheds light on the struggles of migrant workers during the pandemic, has been released on 24 March 2023. The movie titled 'Bheed' features a star-studded cast including Rajkummar Rao, Bhumi Pednekar, Virendra Saxena, Dia Mirza, Pankaj Kapur, Ashutosh Rana, Kritika Kamra and Aditya Srivastav. The film has already started to generate buzz on social media with Twitter users sharing their reviews and reactions. It is hoped that the movie will create awareness about the plight of migrant workers and highlight the urgent need to address their issues.

Bheed twitter review: Filmmakers, critics review Anubhav Sinha's movie

Twitter users, filmmakers and critics are reacting and reviewing the Anubhav Sinha's directorial. Raj and DK wrote, "#Bheed is that film which leaves an impact long after the end credits roll! The film is done but you’re not done with the film. Starts with one of the most shocking incidents we’ve seen on screen… and proceeds to show the travails of the various people it puts the spotlight on."

Filmmaker Onir wrote, "You can edit away parts , but the soul of the film will always speak to you . #Bheed speaks to you of the unfathomable sufferings that millions of workers in our country faced and the harsh truth is that nothing will or has changed for the oppressed . @anubhavsinha."

Film critic Sucharita Tyagi wrote, "@anubhavsinha has poured every last emotion of his into his new film, a fictionalised account of things we saw play out and have chosen to forget, turning our eyes away, ignoring the “unpleasantness” of it all. I have watched #Bheed and I urge you do the same this weekend."

The controversy surrounding the trailer of Bheed has escalated after a dialogue in the film that compared the 2020 Covid Lockdown to the partition of India was criticized by many. In response to the backlash, director Anubhav Sinha defended his use of the comparison, saying, “Comparing the Covid lockdown to the partition was my personal voice. Every filmmaker tries to assimilate events and the effect it had on society through his perception and interpretation.”

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