For the devotees of Sanatan Dharma and Lord Shri Ram, the grand event of consecration of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya is no less than a big celebration. After a long struggle of 500 years, the construction work of Lord Shri Ram's temple started.
- Although the film '695' depicts the 500-year struggle of the Ram Janmabhoomi temple, the story mainly revolves around the demolition of the structure on 6 December 1992, the court decision on 9 November 2019 and the foundation stone of the temple on 5 August. . 2020. Keeps spinning. That's why the film has been named '695'.
- The story of the film takes place from the events of 1528 when the Mughals demolished the temple of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya and built the Babri Masjid. After this, the story starts from 1943, when Guru Raghav Das is worshiping Lord Shri Ram with his disciples. Some people of the Muslim community oppose the puja saying that the sound of conch shells and bells is interfering with their puja. Guru Raghav Das along with his disciple Raghunandan meets the people of the Muslim community and discusses that a way should be found which will end the temple-mosque dispute forever, but the people of the Muslim community refuse to do so. , In the year 1949, the idol of Lord Shri Ram automatically appears in the mosque and the temple is locked as a disputed place and the decision is left to the court.
- Guru Raghav Das has only one dream that somehow a temple should be built, his disciple Raghunandan Das is a bit aggressive in nature. But Guru Raghav Das tells that what if one path is closed, thousands of paths will open, but it will happen peacefully. Raghunandan Das promised his dying guru that he would devote his life to the construction of the temple. In this film, the events from the year 1949 till the court's decision on 9 November 2019 are shown. This film has been directed by Yogesh Bhardwaj and Rajneesh Berry. Before the interval, the story of the film keeps the audience engaged, but after the interval the story of the film gets scattered a bit.
There are three strong sides to this film. Great dialogues written by Aadesh's Arjun, the performance of the film's actors and the music of the film. All the incidents shown in this film are well known to the general public. Arun Govil's performance in the role of Guru Raghav Das has been excellent. Especially when he sees in his dreams that Lord Shri Ram has come to Ayodhya, that scene makes him emotional. Ashok Samarth leaves a good impression in the role of Raghunandan Das. If seen, Ashok Samarth is the link of the film. Manoj Joshi has given a tremendous performance in the five-minute role of a lawyer in the climax of the film. Dayashankar Pandey and Shailendra Srivastava in the role of Muslim youth and Mukesh Tiwari in the role of District Magistrate, even though their roles are small, leave a different impact.
- KK Raina played the role of Lal Krishna Advani in the film. He has played this character with complete honesty and he has completely adapted himself to this character. Other actors who have been chosen to play politicians are not as good as Raina. When Lal Krishna Advani's Rath Yatra begins, Narendra Modi's character is shown in the present day, although he did not have a white beard at that time. The characters of Atal Bihari Bajpayee, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Lalu Yadav, Pramod Mahajan were not selected properly. Govind Namdev in the role of Shambhunath and Akhilendra Mishra in the role of Mahamandaleshwar were seen over-acting in the entire film. Seeing Akhilendra Mishra in this film, it seemed that he still has not been able to come out of the character of 'Chandrakanta'.
At this time, the way the whole country is immersed in the devotion of Lord Shri Ram, if the promotion of this film had been done properly then the audience would definitely have connected with this film. The production value of the film may be zero, but considering the deep faith in Lord Ram in the country these days, if the film had been promoted properly, it would have definitely been profitable. The cinematography and editing of the film is normal. Most of the scenes in the film are shot on Chroma and due to its technical efficiency the film is losing its impact.
