Abhiram Viswanathan

Its an Okay movie. The same formula applied in every karate kid movie. The classic underdog win case. Its not a masterpiece but it is a rewatchable movie if you nothing to do in life.

Now this movie shows how India is not free country but rather another a form of British India

Greatest movie ever. If anyone says that freedom fighters are overrated show them this movie and then they'll understand how much sacrifice they had to do to fight for India's freedom. Loved the direction by Shri Srijit Mukherji and the actors had an uncanny resemblance to all the freedom fighters with the best example of Prasenjit Chatterjee as Shri Subhash Chandra Bose aka Netaji. But beware this is just a movie based on the Mukherjee Commission who's main purpose was to find and solve the mystery of Netaji's mysterious death. We viewers can consider this movie as a sequel to this commission in a parallel world where there is grp still trying to solve the Netaji's death mystery. This is not a movie for nationalist or patriot but rather its for those who wish to know more about their nation without any politics, this movie is for those who wish to know what it could have been if Netaji was a monk living in UP hiding from the world. I wish each one of you to not consider this movie as reality but rather consider it as the rabbit hole which never ends. I wish everyone of you a good and prosperous life and do enjoy this movie. Jai Hind!!