Yajnavalkya Sinha

Nora Fatehi goddess. Goddess Nora Fatehi. Noriana.

Saw this movie at Acropolis Mall (situated in the Kasbaa area of Kolkata). Had booked tickets from the Cinépolis ticket booking counter. This movie was simply outstanding. I was almost in tears,, while viewing this film. It brought back memories from the fourth week of November 2008 month when my Class 10 Selection Exam (selection process for West Bengal Board's final Maadhyamik examination) had been going on {in my school} and it was either the subject of Mathematics or perhaps the subject of Geography whose exam· was there on that very day (specific day) in my School. Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan is an inspiration for all and sundry of us Indians. Especially the last scene of this movie (spoiler alert) even went to the extent of depicting Muslim children living in P∙O∙K∙ i·e· Pak∙ Occupied Kashmeer {with whom,,, Captain Sandeep Unnikrishnan had played cricket,, in the year 2003} as our own country's people (and this is exactly what the ethos of Akhand Bhaarat is supposed to entail).

Barcelona and Catalunya during the late 1300s and the early 1400s. Serfdom was a major social evil prevalent {and pervasive} during that age. Discrimination, by the ruling class, against common people, was at its zenith.

Barcelona and Catalunya during the 1300s of the Common Era.

A muchￚneeded departure from the typical {archetypal} Bollywoodia romance flicks.

Hats off to social justice. Jai Periyaar. Jay Johaar. Jai Phoole.

Greatest film that ever was, and also, greatest (ever) film that there will be.