The film features both child and adult actors giving decent performances, with some exceptions. Rukmini Maitra is a particularly outstanding child actor. Her performance and the amount of screen time she is given is also impressive. Although cinematography is excellent and the music department did an amazing job, there was a lot to be done in terms of execution. The film needs to be improved upon by the director and his editing team. Sanak is entertaining and well-made drama. But, its flaws might deter viewers.
Vivaan Ahuja is a wife with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Vivaan Ahuja, a MMA coach, discovers his wife has Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. His wife is undergoing heart surgery and he must defend her from terrorists. However, he discovers a group de mercenaries who have taken hostages in a hospital and want to release Ajit Singh, a prominent arms dealer. Sanak Ahuja must save Anshika along with the other hostages at the hospital.
Sanak is a Bollywood thriller starring Vivaan Ahuja, Anshika and Anshika. The movie follows the struggle and triumphs of the couple in their quest to save her. Vivaan, his wife’s husband, must work overtime and he must make use of all his resources in order to save her. It has some flaws but is still worth watching if Bollywood thrillers are your thing. The movie opens with Vivaan & Anshika enjoying a campfire date. Soon, it becomes obvious that Anshika has an urgent heart condition.
Vivaan hunts sea otter fisherman
Vivaan hunts sea otter for Sanak. Sanak, a company which assists the fishermen of Bay of Bengal in taking care of large numbers of sea-otter population, is his hunting partner. These animals, despite being small in size, are highly valuable. These animals tend to be more active in storms. So, it is difficult to catch them.
It was once a healthy community, but it had been destroyed by a small group fur trappers. Captain Nidever lived in the mountains and was a pioneer in this type of activity. His father, who was also a farmer paid him $40 for each skin. The result was that they could provide for their families. Captain Nidever led an expedition of fishermen who paddled through waves every night to find the fish.
Vivaan, a hostage
Vivaan has been taken hostage in “Sanak,” a Mumbai crime thriller. A former officer of the police, Vivaan searches for his wife Anshika. Anshika was recently diagnosed with life-threatening cancer and is now in a hospital. Soon they realize that much more is at stake that their lives and that Mumbai Police cannot assist. It’s up Vivaan for both his wife and his own rescue.
Vivaan holds no hostages, but he is determined to liberate his hostages. Riyaz helps him and Zubin learn about the hospital’s layout. Then he plans to attack the control rooms. Vivaan, Zubin and Riyaz defeat the terrorist at the hospital. Despite the danger Vivaan and his crew enter the hospital in order to rescue the hostages. They defuse a bomb that kills Saju and liberate the hostages.
Relationship between Vivaan & Riyaaz
He also has gunfire. However, his relationship with Anshika is less than satisfying. The film shows the hero engaging in awkward conversations with Riyaaz over Anshika. Riyaaz recorded a cheesy voicemail to her husband. Lalit is busy writing poetry in a diary. Aarav calls Lalit to request his help.
Although Riyaaz and Vivaan had a pleasant first encounter, Riyaaz has a more complicated second encounter. He is irresistibly charming. The result is that her attraction to him becomes stronger. The couple begin dating and eventually fall for each other.
Vivaan’s relationship and David Anderson
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