His Story of Itihaas

I know where this story comes from, it comes from a guy named Neeraj Atri who, a physics teacher (like me), turned into a historian delving into history that is not taught in schools but is hidden under archives of systemic bankertuptsy of values and morals.

The history of India or Bharat that was never told among Balbans, Victorias, Marxs, Nehrus and Gandhis. The true history of Sambajis, Laxmibais, Savarkars, Pathas etc who sacrificed their lives and more for this land they called their mother because they if could do more, they would have done it.

The history with real proof and not a mere footnote that it was a manifestation of a leftist's dream of how Bharat should be and not how it really was.

The real history not from the eyes of the invader but those who lived on to protect what was their and was handed over to them from their ancestors, from Ram, Krishna etc. A true history to be proud of.

A true story about a teacher *who stands up against the system to question the wrong and distorted history told to Indians for generations in the schools*

Direction, screenplay, dialogues, and acting - everything is worth watching.

In India history school syllabus was written by marxist historians at places like JNU, AMU, DU with the objective of *putting down Hinduism and glorify Islam and Christianity.*

Movie vividly *exposes how India's history has been distorted and defamed* with manipulated historical facts and evidence.

You will walk out of the cinema hall questioning yourself & it will continue to question historians for decades to come.

Watch it with friends or family, it's a movie that sparks conversation.

You won't regret it! 👍👍

Usually, when there is a raw truth - the movie is not suitable to be watched with kids/family. One of the rare movie in bollywood which is based on truth - which can-be/should-be/must-be - watched with kids. A lot of things in the movie are directly connected with our daily routine/experiences - starting from "our past" history book(which is taught in CBSE) TO our borrowed fake identity TO poison in the thoughts of officers from reserved category .. and the list goes with several complex dimensions it has tried to cover, which mainstream cinema is too afraid to get anywhere close to. The best part - movie has not tried to manufacture a solution at the end- the problem is far too aged& complex to be solved by a movie. Its intent is to suitably stimulate us to review existing scheme of things - and it does that so elegantly that I would give it 10/10. Go, watch in multiplex with your family than seeing a pirated version elsewhere.

The film stands strong on every front. Direction, screenplay, dialogues, and acting - everything is worth watching. This is not just a film; it delivers a powerful blow and poses serious questions to those who write glamorous stories in the name of film history. It vividly exposes how India's history has been distorted and defamed with manipulated historical facts and evidence.

The film presents such compelling facts that you will be left stunned. Some revelations are so serious that even the government may not have an answer to them.

You will walk out of the cinema hall questioning yourself. This film will shake you to your core. How long it stays in theatres will be decided by time, but it will continue to question historians for decades to come.

We all wanted a movie that's impactful, entertaining, and engaging, and this one truly delivers on all fronts. The story is powerful, filled with emotions, and keeps you hooked till the very end. The performances are outstanding, and the direction is sharp and focused. It manages to make you laugh, think, and even shed a tear. The message behind the film is strong and stays with you long after the credits roll. It's not just a movie, it's an experience. If you're looking for something meaningful yet fun, this is a must watch!

Watch it with friends or family, it's a movie that sparks conversation. You won't regret it!