Divyam Goel

I would give it a five star rating as acting by all was great. The songs were powerfully made and placed. What I liked most about this movie was how it connected it's first scene with the ending. It showed how graceful a person can be, if he/she feels that they are doing the right thing. I liked how the story was built, how it made some cry, some have goose bumps and some to be filled with confidence. What I didn't like was the only scene where the character 'sona' was objectified by the lead of the movie. I am a movie person and it is all the way a different world for me. So if you have watched the chapter 1, then this movie is a must watch for you.

It is a movie which tells you only 0.005% of the reality. And if only this much of reality moves a person, makes them re-think about their life and Indian History , then you gotta think what people actually went through and what they saw, how they felt leaving their homes overnight, leaving behind everything they built or had, many people had to leave behind dead bodies of their loved ones without even able to perform the last rituals.. This is not just a movie, but the director has tried to give you a peek behind the curtains of deadly genocide happened 32 years back, which was getting lost with each day. Everyone must watch this, not because it tells you something but because it asks your conscience a question, because it is the truth and no one seemed to do anything about it that time.