Sameeksha Rasane

On point, well directed and the story key frames are kept close to real life situation. Thank you to the cast for their great translations of the event and being so honest to their characters that it almost felt like being in the same environment and watching it in person. Thank you for reminding us of our real life heros, may we keep celebrating them and keep learning from them. To the real life Gill Sir (Jaswant Singh Gill), we are proud that we have engineers as smart as you but we even more proud that we have people like you. Thank you. P.S. To Rotten Tomatoes - Please check your review glitch on google. It's displaying the wrong meter and ratings along with it. It will probably make people skip a great movie and that would be a shame. To the Critics - Any frames that bear the critic for being melodramatic, I feel, just like art can be subjective to each of us, maybe the people portrayed in this situation are capable of putting their emotions out there just the same way in their daily lives. And moreover situations like this should be more relatable to the people who the content is based on. May be we can leave this for debate while people like you and me swipe off their emotions in the urban cities. Just a thought to my own critic as well.

Just a quick question, is this a remake of any movie? I felt like I've watched this storyline and some cast in the same characters before.

Finally a voice for what goes unseen even by many men who are protective of their kids and women. The character played by Siddharth is yet again a new role in a variant storyline. He did justice to the character and how! ❤ Also lots of love to both the child actors to convey the best bond and relationship with their innocent and purest act so effortlessly. ✨

Beautiful movie!! The story, characters, the role of silence in the movie really are on point. Coincidentally, the same flower (prajakta/Parijat) have been my personal favorite growing up and always make me nostalgic. So, this movie felt special to me. But, I feel like it hasn't got enough appreciation. Shame!