MARTIN’ (DUBBED) REVIEW

The tale of Lt. Brig. Arjun Saxena, played by Dhruva Sarja, who makes the decision to combat the evil powers who are intended to destroy India, is told in the film Martin, which was produced by Vasavi Enterprises, Uday K. Mehta Productions, and KYN Productions. The film was dubbed from the Kannada film of the same name, which was titled UA.

Arjun Sarja has written a story that is very typical, and it is about a man who is willing to sacrifice anything for his country. The screenplay allocates equal importance to the romantic elements and the action. However, the drama is heightened by the absence of originality because there is nothing about it that stands out as being particularly remarkable. Even mundane things can be intriguing if they are presented in a way that is different from what is currently being done, but that is not the case here. The term "dialogue" was adopted.

As Lieutenant Colonel Arjun Saxena, Dhruva Sarja does a wonderful job. She is just as fair as Preeti, Vaibhavi Shandilya. Well, Anveshi Jain is doing fine. There is some support provided by Sukrutha Wagle. It is fine with Nikitin Dheer. An average amount of support is provided by Chikkanna, Sadhu Kokila, Malavika Avinash, Achyuth Kumar (in the role of navy officer Ashok Kumar), Nawab Shah, Rohit Pathak, Nathan Jones, and Rubiel Mosquera. The others are acceptable.

The directing done by A.P. Arjun is satisfactory. The music that Mani Sharma creates is simple. Lyrics are quite standard. This background music by Ravi Basrur is very pleasant. There is some quality in Satya Hegde's camerawork. The editing that was done by K.M. Prakash and Mahesh S. Reddy needed to have been more precise. It is appropriate to dub.

The majority of the time, Martin is a typical passenger, and he does not have much of a chance of being accepted at the ticket office.