Sumit Bhardwaj

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To be honest, the story is not there , there is just emotion I saw people in the queue at Box office discussing to buy tickets for tanhajai vaise ,this film is not as the trailer shows the film is so slow ,most of the seats were empty and rest got empty before the interval I stood till last to see if the movie is worth in any way but i deeply felt that just to earn money or get publicity these bollywood peeps are just taking some big topic and trying to make it with their own manner and show it to the world even Deepika's acting was also not up to the mark as her previous movies, anyways the film has tried to show some serious issues in our country but Deepika's visit to JNU made her film collection much worse now i don't think it will stand a chance in opposite of tanhaji but if still you want to watch it, I would recommend don't go to theatre for this movie rather watch at home when it comes online or in TV with your family cause its just a waste of money. Thanks i will be bringing much more honest reviews soon.

The film is set in the late 17th century, wherein the Cruel Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb (Luke Kenny) declares Kondhana (now known as Sinhagad) as the capital of southern India, he sends his most trusted man UdayBhan(Saif Ali Khan) to guard Kondhana. On the other hand, we shift to the region of the Marathas, where the king Chhatrapati Shivaji(Sharad Kelkar) sends his most trusted and clever man Tanaji Malusare(Ajay Devgn) to capture Kondhana at any cost. What follows after is the battle between the mind and the might. Who wins between the two? Watch the movie to find out Direction of Om Raut is in one word, FABULOUS, absolutely outstanding. As soon as the film starts, there's not even one moment where the audience begins to feel bore. Om Raut keeps the audience absolutely hooked to their seats throughout the 131 minutes that follow. And he has done justice to each character. Take a bow, Om Raut. The location and the music are also very outstanding. Special mention to Keiko Nakahara and Dharmendra Sharma for an extraordinary cinematography and editing.