ranjit kumar

After selecting the 1 star reviews on google and reading them, I was unsure how much the director has successfully shown the truth of Kashmir Pandit. Today, after watching the movie, I can say that "It is a must watch and recommend movie". The way the character of Krishna is portrayed which shows the brainwashing from decades and the kick from sleep that is needed to realize the truth is nicely shown in the movie. Even after the movie has ended and titles started rolling no one got from the seats. Please watch in theaters only.

Nowadays, movies have become a propaganda to brainwash and promote wrong ideas of feminism, liberal thinking, and hatred towards traditional thinking. This movie is another attempt. It has become a trend to show women who leave their family as brave but they forget how important the role both male and female in bringing up children. Any person who is unhappy in their relationship can make their own decision but movies like this always end up disregarding the importance of both parents in bringing up the children. Every person is a rebel during their teen and youth (leaning towards liberal propaganda) but as they grow they begin understanding the importance of having balance between liberal thoughts and traditional norms. If you are in rebel stage of your life then this movie is for you otherwise it's best to skip it.