Munda Rockstar, one of Satyajeet Puri's most anticipated musical endeavours, has, at last, debuted in nearby theatres. Puri skillfully directs, showcasing his directing flair as he crafts a story that is richly interwoven with talent, music, and unexpected turns. As the film has been out we are here to bring an honest review for you. Scroll down to read the film review of Munda Rockstar.

Munda Rockstar Review

Starting with the film’s storyline and direction, Munda Rockstar shows the journey of orphanage boy Sunny Randhawa (Yuvraaj Hans) who fights for justice and truth. The artist has been supported by Baani Shergill (Aditi Aarya) who plays the role of journalist in the film. 

The film has quite a unique storyline which not only shows the musical part but also displays the beauty of love and friendship. Satyajeet Puri, the director of the film, has done a great job. This blend of drama, comedy, love and inspiration makes the film worth watching.

Now speaking about the star cast of the film, Yuvraaj Hans looks adorable and amazing in the entire film. Sunny Randhawa, a talented musician and vocalist who is imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, is replaced by Yuvraj Hans. With conviction, Hans skillfully navigates the intricacies of Sunny's path in an engaging performance.

Yuvraaj heroism is incomplete without Mohammad Nazim who played the role of Yuvraj in the film. Mohammad is the antagonist of the film and does his job stupendously. Though it was Mohammad’s debut in a Punjabi film, he did rock the cinemas. 

Further, speaking of female lead Aditi Aarya as Baani Shergill won our hearts with her courageous role. She's the life savior of Yuvraaj Hans in the film Munda Rockstar. 

Every cast in the film did a great job. Be it Gurchet Chitarkar, Nirbhai Dhaliwal, Pritam Pyare, Sandy Sharma, Piyush Hooda and more have backed the film amazingly. 

Coming to the music part, as the film is based on a musical journey, the soundtrack of "Munda Rockstar," which reverberates with soul-stirring tunes and Punjabi beats, lives up to its musical essence. The songs take on a purpose beyond simple background music, contributing significantly to the plot's advancement and capturing the characters' emotional journeys.

All in all, every aspect of the film will keep you on edge of your seat, especially the second half. It will keep you entertained from initial to end. So, if you are a fan of music and punjabi films then you should surely watch Munda Rockstar in nearby theatres.