abhishek mukherjee

The director has worked to his capacity in bringing the creative set to life, set the language correct and inspiring dialogues. Vickey Kaushal was exemplary and have proved his extraordinary acting skills once again. However the all these curriculum have robbed the director of his time to research the history. The misfit background scores and prolonged close up action scenes have not left any time to show the political background of the incidents and leaves the audience a shy of knowledge of the ruler SambhaJi Maharaj. A rather strong influence of south Indian movies and a stale residue of Hollywood CGI scenes will attract a large audience but not contribute to a better understanding of the geopolitical scenario of that era. Gory scenes and howls of agony will grab the audience's attention if you have not watched quality war movies before. Emotion will win you over the facts shown. There's an appeal to Indian movie makers to work on research and bring forward the truth to this generation of the country and feed them less with violence.