Waah Zindagi

Released On - 01 Mar 2019 2hr 0min

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Cast

Naveen Kasturia

Main Lead Actor

Vijay Raaz

Main Lead Actor

Sanjay Mishra

Main Lead Actor

Plabita Borthakur

Main Lead Actress

Manoj Joshi

Actor

Crew

Ashok H Choudhury

Producer

Dinesh Yadav

Director

Parag Chhabra

Music Director

Yogesh Koli

Cinematography

Waah Zindagi is a sweet comedy-drama film. It is based on the important theme of 'Make in India'. The movie stars Naveen Kasturia and Plabita Borthakur. Famous actors like Vijay Raaz and Sanjay Mishra also appear. The film follows a young man's strong fight. He wants to save his small, local business.

The story is about a young entrepreneur named Ashish. He lives in a small Indian town. Ashish has a small business that he truly loves. He makes clay pots in a very traditional way. Ashish is very proud of his local work. He faces huge trouble from big, outside companies. These firms sell cheap, machine-made goods. These large companies threaten his pottery business. Ashish refuses to give up his craft easily. He believes strongly in the high quality of his work.

Ashish starts a strong local campaign. He asks people to support local products. He teaches everyone about the beauty of handmade items. He faces many big setbacks and constant mockery. He gets necessary help from his close friends and family. Plabita Borthakur plays his strong supporter in the film. They travel to different places to share their message. The competition is tough and often very unfair. Ashish’s journey soon becomes a symbol of national pride.

This film directly champions the 'Make in India' movement. It shows the true value of local crafts and hard work. The story encourages everyone to support small businesses. It is a very inspirational and heart-warming movie. The audience should watch for the great comic acting by Sanjay Mishra and Vijay Raaz. It offers a funny and serious look at patriotism. It proves that tradition can beat big money.