Milestone (2020): Cast & Ratings
Milestone is a 2020 drama directed by Ivan Ayr, starring Suvinder Vicky as Ghalib, Gurinder Makna and Mohinder Gujral. It runs 1 hour 38 minutes. Its Echo Score is 76/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 38m (98 min)
- Director
- Ivan Ayr
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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Hindi
- Studio
- Jabberwockee Talkies
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Milestone About?
The premise of Milestone without spoilers.
When veteran truck driver Ghalib reaches a company record of 500,000 kilometers, he experiences debilitating back pain. As he grapples with this physical challenge, an unexpected emotional struggle arises when he's tasked with mentoring a young, inexperienced driver. The veteran must confront his own mortality and legacy while guiding the new recruit through the demanding world of long-haul trucking.
Milestone Cast & Characters
Suvinder Vicky leads the cast as Ghalib, with Gurinder Makna as Dilbaug and Mohinder Gujral as Madam Sarpanch. Directed by Ivan Ayr; 10 actors are credited in all.
- Director Ivan Ayr
- Suvinder Vicky as Ghalib
- Gurinder Makna as Dilbaug
- Mohinder Gujral as Madam Sarpanch
- Pavitra Mattoo as Kashmiri woman neighbour
Also Starring in Milestone
· 6 more- Lakshvir Saran Pash
- Daljeet Singh Mr. Gill
- Akhilesh Kumar Mr. Gill's son
- Gaurika Bhatt Etali's sister
- Arun Aseng Etali's father
- Jibran Dar Kashmiri man neighbour
More from Ivan Ayr
One more film directed by Ivan Ayr: Soni.
Milestone Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 76/100, strongest in character & emotion (88) and weakest in story & flow (62).
Milestone Echo Score Breakdown
Milestone presents a largely commendable work that leans toward a positive consensus despite occasional criticisms of pacing and accessibility. Reviewers consistently acknowledge the film's stark visual composition, nuanced performances, and immersive sound design, while noting that its deliberate slow tempo and limited narrative dynamism may deter broader audiences. The collective sentiment positions the film as a solid, albeit niche, achievement in contemporary arthouse cinema.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 78
In terms of direction and visual craft, the film is often described as understated and meticulously composed. Critics and viewers highlight the effective use of long shots, dark ambience, and realistic set design that reinforce the story's bleak mood. While some comment that the approach plays it safe, the overall execution is praised for its measured aesthetic and cohesive production values.
- Character & Emotion 88
Character work emerges as a clear strength, with the lead performance repeatedly characterized as riveting and emotionally resonant. Reviewers note the subtlety of expression over dialogue, describing the cast as delivering nuanced, grounded portrayals that anchor the narrative. Minor criticisms focus on limited depth for secondary figures, but the dominant impression is one of compelling, authentic acting across the ensemble.
- Story & Flow 62
The narrative receives mixed reactions, praised for its thematic depth yet critiqued for its deliberate slowness. Observers acknowledge a poignant exploration of grief and isolation, but several point out pacing issues and moments of redundancy that diminish engagement. While the plot is acknowledged as original and emotionally potent, its execution is seen as uneven, affecting overall story coherence.
- Sensory Experience 80
Sensory elements, particularly sound design, are highlighted as a standout feature, with reviewers noting the film's effective use of ambient noise and minimalistic scoring to enhance atmosphere. Visual style, marked by a bleak palette and meticulous framing, complements the auditory experience. Some wish for a more prominent musical score, yet the overall sensory impression is deemed immersive and purposeful.
- Rewatch Factor 72
Rewatch potential is moderate, with many viewers expressing that the film's atmospheric depth and strong performances encourage repeat viewings. However, the slow pace and limited narrative variety may reduce its appeal for casual revisits. The consensus suggests that while dedicated audiences may find lasting value, the film’s niche nature limits broader rewatchability.
Milestone Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Milestone.
Milestone Also Known As
14 alternative titles, including “Meel Patthar” and “Yol Yorgunu”.
- Also known as
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- Meel Patthar
- Yol Yorgunu
- 里程碑
- 이정표
- 500 Mil Quilômetros
- Milník
- Mérföldkő
- Το Ορόσημο
- 五十万里人生路
- Новый поворот
- אבן דרך
- Meilenstein
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- Cuentakilómetros
- 五十萬里人生路
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Milestone FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Milestone, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Milestone?
Milestone runs 1 hour 38 minutes (98 minutes).
When was Milestone released?
Milestone was released on September 3, 2020.
Who directed Milestone?
Milestone was directed by Ivan Ayr.
More films by Ivan Ayr Who is in the cast of Milestone?
Milestone stars Suvinder Vicky as Ghalib, Gurinder Makna as Dilbaug and Mohinder Gujral as Madam Sarpanch, among 10 credited actors.
Does Milestone have a post-credit scene?
No. Milestone has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Milestone in?
The original language of Milestone is Hindi.
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