Harish Dhyani

Terrible movie, came because of the rating and I realised the fact that all of high rating is fake don't waste your money and time this is pathetic movie, forced humnour

This movie's emphasis on action, visual effects, and shallow dialogues instead of prioritizing its rich knowledge and the depth of its characters is disappointing. It reflects a mindset that was highlighted in the Kerala story, revealing the lack of understanding among Hindus about their own epics and scriptures. This missed opportunity to showcase the movie's true potential and explore the beauty of its characters is regrettable. #banned #boycott

Manoj delivers a stellar performance as a lawyer in this gripping and intense movie, which is packed with thought-provoking discussions and arguments. His portrayal is commendable, with his powerful dialogues and the screenplay adding to the overall impact. With valuable lessons on raising your voice against injustice and the reminder that power is not above the law, this film is particularly relevant in a time when self-proclaimed godmen seem to be multiplying like mushrooms. Given its significance and the compelling narrative, I would rate this movie 5 stars.

Performance and acting, relatable movie especially if you are from Himanchal and Uttarakhand.

One of the best series I've watched in ages, glued to eight episodes in a stretch and screenplay and acting was marvelous, story reflecting the truth, how terrorist brainwash young kids and fooling people to create fear in the name of religion and justify as order of god. Only thing saddened me in the end when Pervin died. I would recommend this to everyone and Cheers to the full squad of Caliphate