Veer Savarkar

Must watch movie. Each and every frame of this movie is so awesome. Can't express what's going on in my head right now. I m just amazed to watch it.

Jai Hind.

Brilliant storyline and excellent delivery.

This film should be played at every Cinema for free on 15th Aug As Savarkar said - Do you know of any Khangressi going to Kala Paani for being a political prisoner ?

Difficult circumstances and unbelievable hardships endured by Savarkar for the nation and History Textbooks cover a few pages... MK Gandhi messed up the whole of India and destroyed Akhanda Bharat concept that was being highlighted by Veer Savarkar.

The Amrit Kaal has arrived and films like these, 370 and others are mainstream now.. Do your kids and families a favour by showing them Veer Savarkar films..

Excellent movie. Outstanding performances, Outstanding cast, fast paced, good on technical ground, inspiring and true to history!

Movie Successfully tries to the fiery character . Dialogues, events are striking. Despite shown only few parts and in a fast paced manner the sufferings of Veer Savarkar is difficult to watch. At the same time it brings forth his indomitable spirit till last breath.

A fast paced account of highlights of freedom struggle is another good thing and the casting makes it special. Stunning similarities !

And what to say about Randeep Hooda's performance! He Has BECOME SAVARKAR literally. He Has lived it.

A must watch movie.

No matter how many desperate attempts were made to discredit and demean savarkar, his legacy still lives on strongly In the hearts of the Indian people.

And Mark my words, India of the future will be a reflection of some of his views.

Simple yet effectively and strongly Made Film

Technically superb. The actors carry their characters well. Gripping narrative though the dialogues could have been a little simpler.

This movie shows the undercurrent of India's freedom struggle in the context of V.D.Savarkar's life and work. Shailendra Gaud has done a fantastic job in depicting the leader's ambitions and personal struggles. A Hindi movie with no song-and-dance sequence (except for a background rendition of Savarkar's Ode To Motherland,) it breaks from the beaten path both in terms of content and form. The end is abrupt and does not depict the more controversial facts around the Godse Trial of 1948 and his last 20 years. Also missing are more references to his prolific writings and compositions.

Definitely a must-see for anyone even remotely interested in Indian history and current affairs.