Aamir Khan ’s and Kiran Rao’s production Secret Superstar has been promoted averagely but the positive reviews are surely creating a huge buzz. Not just the critics but the audience too has only positive things to say about the film. Bollywood insiders, stars, and celebrities could not stop raving about the film. But is this good enough reason to spend the money, buy the ticket and watch the film? Here we give you real good reasons, why the film is truly a gem!

Zaira Wasim as Insia: Dangal fame Zaira Wasim gets lucky again and gets to play the lead character of the 14-year-old girl Insia in the film. The National Award-winning actress plays the character with utmost sincerity and ease. There are way too many emotions that Insia goes through and little Zaira pull it off really well. She is exceptional when it comes to emoting every little emotion and expression. Now you know why Aamir praised her saying she is “the best” actress in the entire Hindi film industry.

Aamir Khan’s never seen before act: After playing a middle-aged father in Dangal, Aamir Khan plays this creepy, obnoxious guy in Secret Superstar . He is funny, irritating and emotional at the same time! He plays Insia’s mention and has a supporting role. However, he shines brightest after Zaira in the film.

A heart touching story: The film is a story of a teenager and how she fights for her dreams. She is not only brave but also emotionally strong. Insia’s character goes through a lot of emotional trauma at a very young age and most of the girls in India and may be around the world can relate to the character at some level.

Pathbreaking performances: Apart from Zaira and Aamir, the film features a list of power performances. Not one person is an average actor. Everyone just brings their A game to the table. Actors including Meher Vij , Raj Arjun , Tirth Sharma , Kabir Sheikh , and Farrukh Jaffer are worth the mention.

The powerful message: The film renders a powerful underlying message that one can take back home. This is the reality of how women are still treated to this day. Also, how one needs to stand up for themselves to see the change happen is shown rightly. One must see this film with their parents. Young parents can surely learn a thing or two. Director Advait Chandan has done a remarkable job in his debut film!