Cast: Rajat Barmecha, Ronit Roy, Aayan Boradia, Ram Kapoor Director: Vikramaditya Motwane Certificate: U/A Critic's rating: **** Udaan tells the story of thousands of youths from middle India's middle-class families. It is an emotionally charged film that sometimes moves you to tears. Udaan is the story of anguish and breaking away to fly the kite of one's dreams. The film begins with four mischievous teenagers who are expelled from school after being caught sneaking out of the hostel at night to watch a B-grade film Kanti Singh Ke Angoor. The story follows the life of one of the boys Rohan (Barmecha), who hasn't been home in eight years. His tyrant of a father Bhairav (Roy) is a control freak and doesn't shy away from getting physically abusive to ensure that his point of view prevails. On his return home, Rohan finds a stepbrother Arjun (Boradia) who he did not know existed. The relationship of the boys develops beautifully as Rohan goes from being a bully to a caring older brother once he realises that little Arjun is also a victim of their father's wrath. Against his wishes, Rohan is forced to work in his father's steel factory and enrolled in an engineering institute. An aspiring writer, Rohan recites many beautiful poems to different people in the film. One can't help but notice how aptly his poems fit the mood of the film at various points. The fourth main character in the film is Jimmy (Kapoor), a kind and caring uncle to the kids, a striking difference from his <b>...</b>