Rating: 2.25/5 Akshay Kumar returns to the silver screen with ‘Sarfira’, a Hindi remake of Sudha Kongara's Tamil film “Soorarai Pottru” (2020), which itself is based on GR Gopinath's memoir Simply Fly: A Deccan Odyssey. The film chronicles the journey of a man determined to create affordable airlines for low-income people, battling numerous adversities along the way.
A sthe film hits theatres, let’ see how it fares at box-office. Story: The story follows Vir Mhatre (Akshay Kumar), a former Indian Air Force pilot who dreams of starting a low-cost carrier airline. His inspiration is Paresh Goswami (Paresh Rawal), the owner of Jaz Airlines, whom he idolizes.
Vir is past the marriageable age and has rejected multiple marriage proposals. However, when a younger woman named Rani (Radhika Madan) visits his home with her family, Vir is impressed by her ambition to open a bakery. Motivated by Rani, he sets a goal to enter the aviation business.
Vir applies for an ex-serviceman loan but faces rejection. His determination only grows stronger, and he proposes his low-cost carrier idea to Paresh Goswami, who dismisses and humiliates him. Despite numerous obstacles, including bureaucratic hurdles and personal tragedies, Vir's resolve remains unshaken.
With support from unexpected quarters, including the President of India, A. P. J.
Abdul Kalam, Vir fights relentlessly to make his dream a reality. Performances Akshay Kumar delivers a commendable performance as Vir Mhatre, portrayi.
