Egaro: The Immortal XI

This movie is so bad that it can really make one laugh when being viewed for the first 10-15 minutes. When the lads are playing football, all one can see are people's legs and on some occasions an Arial view of the players with some close ups here and there even though this movie was shot in the 21st century lmao .. the visuals were bad beyond words, if you wish not to believe I ugre you to have a look and decide if you can really watch this .. plus the story just tries to sound good but falls flat on screen with very very bad actors . The high ratings are just because 100+ people rated it so it was basically the whole cast & crew who gave it a 10 star rating.. i was one of the extras in the movie (A British Footballer) lol and I was pretty young at the time so i just did it for fun along with some friends who were also extras & trust me, this movie is one of the worst movies, if not the worst movie of all time.

This is an untold story on an incidence which might not have found its place in any chapters of the rich history of our freedom struggle but surely had an impact on stoking patriotism during the tumultuous years of national struggle.The intention of the director is what makes this movie a good and inspiring tale of determination and courage, if not great. The pace is commendable, the story is tight and gripping.The acting, however lacks the firepower such movies need.The cast is not impressive.So is the camera work.Certain moments could have been more livid sans the unnecessary import of humor.Use of music is the forte of this movie and raises many moments in its execution. Overall a very well intentioned movie on a topic less known.Kudos to the director for choosing such topic.A must watch for all the Mohun Bagan fans though.