Sardar Mohammad

2017
Not Rated
2 Std. 21 Min.

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7,4/10

328

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Set during the India-Pakistan partition, the story of Sardar Mohammad revolves around an infant who is saved by an Indian Sikh police officer. The officer brings up the boy as his own and he shares a close bond with his parents, especially his mother. The boy enjoys a peaceful life until one day he finds the truth about his step parents. The discovery disturbs him and it makes him curious to find the whereabouts of his real parents and so he sets off to Pakistan, which marks the beginning of a series of odd encounters for him. Will he find his biological parents, forms the crux.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSet during the India-Pakistan partition, the story of Sardar Mohammad revolves around an infant who is saved by an Indian Sikh police officer. The officer brings up the boy as his own and he... Alles lesenSet during the India-Pakistan partition, the story of Sardar Mohammad revolves around an infant who is saved by an Indian Sikh police officer. The officer brings up the boy as his own and he shares a close bond with his parents, especially his mother. The boy enjoys a peaceful li... Alles lesenSet during the India-Pakistan partition, the story of Sardar Mohammad revolves around an infant who is saved by an Indian Sikh police officer. The officer brings up the boy as his own and he shares a close bond with his parents, especially his mother. The boy enjoys a peaceful life until one day he finds the truth about his step parents. The discovery disturbs him and... Alles lesen

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8visakhi

WOW

As they say in the movie that only those who went through hell of 1947 realize what it was. A wonderful display of Sikh values that value all human beings and religions. Based on true story so you can't have flashy Star Wars experience. Long one shot takes shows that the director is very good. Songs arent great but who needs them when story is moving smoothly. Overall it was entertaining watching this movie.

6karmjit

Good movie but Rabb da radio was better

Tarsem jassar has made a sensible movie but more work is needed. Although his one liners are very good, but he still needs to work on his emotional acting. He looks promising and will succeed if punjabis support good sensible and meaningful cinema.

9BazSingh

Wow not the typical Punjab flick

Sardar Mohammad is not your usual slapstick, loudmouth Punjabi movie.

Based on a true story, this is a touching retelling of the events; beautifully retold for the most part. A great aspect of the story is the way in which the Sikh values of equality and respect are depicted within the first half; the message being that religion and caste should not cause divide.

Tarsem Jassar puts in a fantastic, emotionally charged performance, as does Sardar Sohi and pretty much everyone that plays a part. Some of the stereotypes in the latter half may be over played when they cross in to Pakistan but overall the cinematography and storytelling is well executed.

It's a tear-jerker so have tissues ready and press play!

8sjssandhu

Review of Sardar Mohammad

A very touching movie based on true life events having take place during partition of 1947. This partition which was very painful is blot on the history of world. Wounds have still not been healed even after 70 years of human tragedy due to Holocaust. Many affected families are still awaiting for their dear once separated at that time. A Good Movie

6jzee62

A story that deserved better treatment

The movie is based ona story like many others from those turbulent times in 1947 when Punjab was divided hastily by the British. The scenes at times were painfully long. The attempt to depict 60's time, some of the colours were excessive in use. And once the characters were in Pakistan, it was a pain to watch director's poor understanding of the people across the border. Starting from language (that was not from the area that the story mentioned) to clothing (it was more of a stereotype of UP/Pushtun culture than of Punjab).

Acting was pretty ok. But I strongly felt that this story deserved a much better treatment than this.