Dr. Ranjit Kullu

This is another effective and sensitive effort to orientate our citizens on the matters of patriotism and on personal attempts to find meanings in life. The youth needs to see it to understand the true meanings of national duties and responsibilities.

A fabulous piece of :To be or not to be...Psychological thriller..excellent acting and good direction.

It gives a brave picture of how Indians fought against the British Imperial designs. Besides the many proud moments, the movie presents rare acts of patriotism. Well done film makers... you have shown us many hidden pages of gory days on silver screen.

Enforced and misplaced patriotism...looks weak in script and overdose of acting

Great script and true documentation.

It really gives the chill and taste of future.

Great story telling...fabulous acting...soulful music....wow background score

Let’s feel the vibes. It’s time such movies get popular and proper kudos and appreciation It’s very easy to negatively criticise an effort which tries to mirror our true selves I wish our movies were as real and touching as this movie Beware of partial and fake reviews which definitely defeats the purpose of cinema It’s just not acting which is wonderfully balanced and mature but the direction is purely heartfelt and technical There isn’t much movie masala. Rather there is an attempt to teach and correct. This movie strikes the right code and chord Remember we are actually a biased world and this certainly comes as a much needed lesson for all of us

First things first. How could one think of demonising weaknesses and human errors. The movie is shockingly diabolic with its climax by allowing the abused to become a monster himself. Apparently the director wants to say it openly that the chain remains unbroken when the abused becomes the abuser himself in the future but this is exactly what makes the ending go haywire. The movie should have instead gone for a positive one by letting in perseverance and more strength in voicing the wrongdoings. I would have rather made the protagonists look beyond the horizon and avoid the cliched interpretations. Indeed the movie does not justify its title. No noble thing here.

No one has any right to criticize one when one chooses to love life and its beautiful moments. The movie very subtly naarrates this truth.