The central qualities of the Zanjeer, Deewaar and Sholay screenplays – speed and power – are difficult to repeat in a narrative series regardless of whether about the men thought of them. Angry Young Men – The Salim-Javed Story is, notwithstanding, packed with components that render it immediately captivating and engaging.
Delivered by the descendants of the notable composing pair – Salman Khan (Salman Khan Movies), Farhan Akhtar (Succeed Media and Diversion) and Zoya Akhtar (Tiger Child) – the three-episode Amazon Prime Video show makes an ideal showing of highlighting the foundations of the Salim Khan-Javed Akhtar organization that, during the 1970s, yielded a couple of the best Hindi megahits.
Coordinated by film supervisor Namrata Rao, whose frequently shown feeling of story rhythm proves to be useful, the series has the irrepressible energy to turn an examination of an exceptional group of work into an energetic mix of data and investigation.
Salim Khan showed up in Bombay from Indore to take a shot as an entertainer. Javed Akhtar, a decade more youthful, advanced toward the city from Bhopal. Both endured long periods of battle before they turned into an out a team series of blockbusters.
