Kuldip Patwal: I Didn't Do It!

Great movie "I Didn't Do It!" This film is really an amazing movie timeless.

Can someone please explain the ending though the entire movie was clear and actors are good.

I'm surprised there is one lone review and not more. So, I'll put in my two pennies.

You know how critics say a movie is a one-time watch. Kuldip Patwal is a minimum two-time watch!! No kidding. I'd tell you why. First I watched it in an Indian private cinema. The sound wasn't up to par. I couldn't connect the dots. So. I watched it again in Odeon.

Without going into details, every actor leaves his mark, from the two scene hawaldar who wants Kuldip to take his stall off the roads to the lady judge feels like she owned the court! Deepak, the lawyer defending, the politicians all acted brilliantly.

All details are in the movie if you watch carefully. I wish more people watch and discuss it because it is not a paper thin, cartoonish movie. One of the very very good movies coming out of Bollywood. Must watch!!!

I saw the film in South Ruislip in London. The movie starts well and ends even better. There is no Indian film goings-on and dancing around trees. There IS one song which is cutely done with characters singing in their own voice without any music.

Kuldip is a graduate who goes to an interview and doesn't get the job. The state government has passed a bill. With that bill a quota system has excluded Kuldip. He takes up various jobs until he opens his own shop. It's not without reason that he is failing. That reason is the minister Varun Chadda.

One day the minster is murdered and Kuldip is charged with his murder. So, a trial begins. We go back and forth in time line to unfold the movie.

Kuldip Patwal: I didn't do it! is a well-acted movie throughout especially the lead and the supporting acts. The film is spread with really good scenes which bring a smile. The proceedings are quite decent. But sometimes the pace is slow in the second half.

All in all a really good movie has come out of Indian cinema. Must see movie. I'll give it 8.5-9.

Very good movie as far as Direction, Acting, and Timing is concerned. Everything is just brilliant but I have a few questions on the story - Can a wife be the public prosecutor on the husband's murder? What about the conflict of interest? Was she taken special permission? The public prosecutor is not allowed to comment on the defense counsel's abilities unless asked. How come Raima Sen allowed repeatedly? Sanjay Agnihotri Novelist