Prakash Belawadi brings alive surly, suspicious George, Kumud Mishra deeply impresses as a quietly determined MEA babu and Inaamulhuq oozes smooth menace as he quotes 'Amytabh Bachchan' to Ranjit - before showing him his business partner, hanging from a crane outside a palace full of bloodied marble and broken glass.Īirlift's scale is impressive and editing (Hemanti Sarkar) deft. Nimrat conveys brittle edginess - she asks Ranjit, "Ye Indian-Indian khelna, kya drama ho raha hai?" - but grows into a woman who loves her husband's humanitarian heart.Ĭertain cameos are outstanding. As Ranjit, who goes from protecting his kin to his countrymen, Akshay does a polished, restrained, powerful job. What happens when Ranjit takes responsibility for getting 1,70,000 Indians home?Īirlift features Akshay at his best - based on real-life characters, there's little khiladi-wala swag in Akshay's performance and more mature control. But Ranjit's also looking after thousands of Indians, desperate as the Embassy exits Kuwait. Iraqi Major Halaf (Inaamulhaq) offers Ranjit and his wife Amrita (Nimrat) buy million-dollar tickets to leave with their child.
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