UDAAN :"the new flight of Indian Cinema"

UDAAN: Another classic example of the grand constructive shift in Indian Cinema. I would rather call it “new Flight of Indian Cinema” because it reflects the new approach of world class cinema.

UDAAN narrates the tale of many of youths from middle-class families. It is the story of agony and breaking away to fly the kite of one’s dreams. It portrays the varied shades of human emotions. Many a times in life we have to give up or bow down to someone, much against our will.
UDAAN tells a story of a son who is almost on an extended custody under his disciplinarian father’s domain. After being expelled from boarding school, and he has to live with his authoritarian, dictatorial father. Much against his aspiration of being a writer, he is forced to study engineering and work part-time in his father. The dictator rule of his father cuts off all the independence he enjoyed in his school days. As life turns more and more complex under the roof of his dominating father, he makes his own way to his Journey. Udaan doesn’t only restrict the father-son divide till the academic expectations that parents have from their children. It is an emotionally charged film that sometimes moves you to tears.