Sardar Mohammad

A very touching movie based on true life events having take place during partition of 1947. This partition which was very painful is blot on the history of world. Wounds have still not been healed even after 70 years of human tragedy due to Holocaust. Many affected families are still awaiting for their dear once separated at that time. A Good Movie

As they say in the movie that only those who went through hell of 1947 realize what it was. A wonderful display of Sikh values that value all human beings and religions. Based on true story so you can't have flashy Star Wars experience. Long one shot takes shows that the director is very good. Songs arent great but who needs them when story is moving smoothly. Overall it was entertaining watching this movie.

Overall, it is great movie with very beautiful concept. The director really needs appreciation for almost non-polar views on partition. Otherwise, the Bollywood movies and the movies from Pakistan show half truth only. Offcourse, there was room for improvement. The very important thing is, whenever they try to show the people from pakistan, they make it compulsory that every pakistani Punjabi must be wearing a religious cap. Those religious caps may be seen in religious schools, otherwise if you stand on any street, average pakistani punjabi is just like average indian Punjabi. The old generation wears turbans, the younger are bare headed. the other thing is about punjabi dialect. If you go to faisalabad, toba tek singh, gojra or shahkot, the accent will be exactly like the accent of Jalandhar. Of course, you ill find the majha accent in lahore, and its suburbs. But in the movie, the punjabi accent is very much artfficially created, that seems non-sense. let it be natural, the punjabis are the same on both side of the border. The only difference may be the style of turban.

Tarsem jassar has made a sensible movie but more work is needed. Although his one liners are very good, but he still needs to work on his emotional acting. He looks promising and will succeed if punjabis support good sensible and meaningful cinema.

Very touching real life events shown in a humbling way. Everyone helping each other and showing how beautiful humanity can be. It's a tragic tale and acted well. You feel the emotions throughout the movie and go on the journey. So many people have faced tragedy and grief and hopefully, these kind of movies help keep the peace. Well done all involved. It's not perfect but who cares, it's someone life story being told to us and you can't help but shed a few tears.