Match Fixing

In a country where cricket is less a sport and more a religion, "Match Fixing" dares to take a swing at its dark underbelly-and it hits a solid boundary. This gritty Bollywood drama blends sports, crime, and moral conflict into a compelling narrative that grabs your attention from the first over and refuses to let go.

Set against the glitzy yet cutthroat world of professional cricket, Match Fixing follows the rise of a young, talented cricketer who finds himself caught between his dreams and the brutal realities of corruption in the game. With bookies circling like vultures and pressure mounting from all sides-personal, professional, and political-the film traces his struggle to choose between fame and integrity.

The Movies and Web Series made on Military and Intelligence conflicts between India and Pakistan always attract viewers. The new age Indian Cinema enjoys larger liberty and some of the Movie makers have put it into use. However, most of the Films or Web Series are stereotypical.

What does the new Movie Match Fixing 2025 reflect? Yes, this is another Movie based on strategic conflicts between India and Pakistan. The action of the Movie is straight forward which delineates counter insurgency operation and it includes some of the recent subversive activities. Similarly, some other incidents that may occur have been described. Naturally, the military and strategic preparedness have been described in this Movie as well. But the reality is: there seems no new experiments.

So also, characterization and casting are not that much impressive. Although, execution of the Movie is not that much good but one may watch.

Match Fixing" is a must-see for anyone interested in political thrillers with a strong dose of realism and social commentary. It's a film that will leave you thinking long after the credits roll. It's not just a thriller; it's a commentary on the state of affairs, raising uncomfortable questions about accountability and justice. The film's strength lies in its ability to build tension and keep you on the edge of your seat, while simultaneously exploring the complex in political thrillers with a strong dose of motivations of its characters. In political thrillers with a strong dose of match fixing and really felt satisfied.

"Match Fixing" is a must-see for anyone interested in political thrillers with a strong dose of realism and social commentary. It's a film that will leave you thinking long after the credits roll. It's not just a thriller; it's a commentary on the state of affairs, raising uncomfortable questions about accountability and justice. The film's strength lies in its ability to build tension and keep you on the edge of your seat, while simultaneously exploring the complex motivations of its characters. Based on the book "The Game Behind Saffron Terror," the film tells a chilling story of how one individual can become a scapegoat in a system rife with mismanagement and disregard for the majority. "Match Fixing" is a gripping political thriller that delves into the dark underbelly of power and corruption.

While discussing this movie with one neighbor from West Bengal, I was told that it is a propaganda piece, I came to know that he he had crossed the border and had changed his surname to stay and did not like the idea of the movie despite being proved in the court!......

Malegaon blasts and Saffron terror falacy exposed once again. God knows how long we have to face such daemons of our society. God Bless Col Avinash and Sadhavi Ritambra. A very well made movie which shows how painstakingly Army intelligence gathers vital information which could have prevented 26/11 and with equal ease the politicians put a decorated officer behind the bars leading to the tragedy of 26/11. Somehow the movie is not the typical masala entertainer but delivers a message that what a mess politicians have made of our country and how low they can stoop for the sake of their vote bank.