Vidula Joshi

Great moving tribute to a painful chapter in Britain's colonial rule over India. It was gripping cinema. Akshaykumar was astounding and so was Ananya Pandey- a raw sensitivity came through their performances. Also kudos to a great script.

Nicely done first part. Then the movie got loud and childish. Loved the ending. Mukta Barve was over the top. Loved the actress who performed the role of Asha. It was on the spot

Randeep Hudda's Savarkar Loved the movie. Loved Huddas portrayal of Savarkar, very impactful. Loved the choice of background score. Loved the juxtaposed editing. Loved the theatrical use of light and shadow as well as close ups of faces for poetic poignance rather than all that telling we tend to do in Hindi movies. Beyond ideology and opinion, Hudda has used the medium of the visual media quite masterfully. I went in expecting nothing less, and I came back satisfied. Randeep Hudda we look forward to more good cinema from you, because we are hungry for well made films in all genres. Do it more and do it again. Hope people will go watch good films for the art of film making.

Fantastic true to life feel good drama. Excellent writing, direction and acting makes it great cinema experience. It's marvelous such movies are being made along side the formula junk dished out by the same old Big Bollywood. Also the film is on the spot with the cultural nuances of a typical Indian American family's interactions and jargon. Well done Venugapolan. And ofcourse Anupam Kher and Neena Gupra give a delicious performance yet again. Jugal Hansraj is noteworthy and so too the kids. The gas station owner, Cinnamon is wickedly good.