Cargo starring Vikrant Massey and Shweta Tripathi has finally released on Netflix. Directed by Arati Kadav and co-produced by Anurag Kashyap, this sci-fi film revolves around the story of a ‘Rakshasa’ called Prahastha.
He prepares people who have recently passed away for reincarnation. Later on, he is accompanied by Yuvishka, his assistant.
Out of this world 🚀
— Netflix India (@NetflixIndia) September 9, 2020
CARGO IS NOW STREAMING!@masseysahib @battatawada @AratiKadav @anuragkashyap72 @VikramMotwane https://t.co/J35aF4czsP
So, if you’re thinking to watch this movie or not, here are a few tweets that might help you out.
Finished watching #Cargo
— Aayushi🎀 (@30Aayushi) September 9, 2020
The dialogues are so catchy!
Story is so fresh & exclusive! Something never made, seen and explored before.@masseysahib & @battatawada I don’t think we’ve to talk about acting when these two are together! Show stealers as usual!❤@NetflixIndia #Cargo pic.twitter.com/YbdGMWg6fb
#Cargo is now on Netflix. Do yourself a favour and watch it, it’s one of the most unique and imaginative Indian films I’ve seen
— Suchin Mehrotra (@suchin545) September 9, 2020
#Cargo is another interesting attempt in Sci-Fi genre.
— Akash (@akispeaks) September 9, 2020
Could have been better at places IMO. However, mythological references coupled with beautiful performances by Vikrant Massey and Shweta Tripathi Sharma makes it a decent watch.
There is such a sense of melancholy that is beautifully indicated & also how humans are isolated. It is a brilliant commentary on loneliness & where we are heading with how we currently are. It will make you miss and cherish more – the love that you have in your life. #Cargo
— Savar Suri (@SavarSuri) September 9, 2020
The special appearances! I literally screamed when I saw @ritwikbhowmikk sharing screen with Vikrant & Shweta! Three absolute favorites!❤@konkonas ma’am leaves an impact even in a few minutes of role!❤#RohanShah 🤩
— Aayushi🎀 (@30Aayushi) September 9, 2020
What an amazing casting💜💜💜@NetflixIndia #Cargo pic.twitter.com/7Mf8srbZhV
#Cargo tries to question some important events of our life in its own way.
— Utkarsh Bhardwaj (@_ubhardwaj_) September 9, 2020
A good film.
I will not say a must-watch because there is symbolism involved which everybody will interpret differently.
At least you can give this one a try.
It will not disappoint you.
Out on #Netflix
Just finished watching #Cargo by @AratiKadav on @NetflixIndia . Brilliant debut. What a wonderful leap this film is for Indian cinema! Not only the premise but the way loneliness & self-confidence are explored, is nice.
— Kunal Kushwah (@TheKunalKushwah) September 9, 2020
Small complaint : there should’ve been more ‘angry’ cargos.
The movie uses humour to delve deeper into philosophical questions that are often asked but never or very rarely answered. It’s a clever twist to the reincarnation myth that exists in Hinduism#Cargo #netflix #SpaceShip @NetflixIndiahttps://t.co/ZFIjY8K84S
— Sharath Vinoddas (@VinoddasSharath) September 9, 2020
#Cargo (2020, Hindi)
— morningstar ⚕️ (@vishwaskverma) September 9, 2020
written and directed by Arati Kadav
great concept, great set-up, good actors wasted for idk what…?? pic.twitter.com/pMnmtdxG3a
Salman Khan Reference in #Cargo (2020)
— Salman ki Soniya 👸 (@SoniyaS30596864) September 9, 2020
A struggling actor from mumbai who have a dream to become Big star, died by catching fire during giving audition. Now his death soul wants to become a big star like SALMAN KHAN in his next life. pic.twitter.com/oQXARyWryP
Review: #Cargo is a good way to start Indian sci-fi movie. Simple and creative. @NetflixIndia
— Asang longs (@asang_longs) September 9, 2020
#cargo I am speechless the best Sci-Fi movie ever made in our country thumbs up to you @AratiKadav @battatawada & @masseysahib
— jishnu khera (@khera_jishnu) September 9, 2020
#cargo boring and crap movie with weak storyline! 1⭐/5⭐. @NetflixIndia please improve your content quality.
— rg (@_rgupta) September 9, 2020
Really enjoyed watching #Cargo ; top work @AratiKadav 👍
— Wandering Soul (@LostRambler015) September 9, 2020
& it was very refreshing to see @masseysahib and @battatawada together. Look fwd to see more of them on screen.@anuragkashyap72 @VikramMotwane
