Noblemen

Watching this film took me back to my boarding school years in the 70.s in India on a hill station.

I was bullied a lot , for being fair, pretty...I relived my school days watching this..It was five years of hell...but I was good at sports.. We didn't have a teacher we could turn to that was kind..we lived in fear of them and the bullies...There were always threats to get your sister(in another school)for saying anything...We were 9 yrs old..there was sexual abuse, even by some teachers...we were thrashed and beaten up for no reason or something frivolous..This film has surfaced those scars again.. Watch this film as a Shakespeare film rather than expect a happy Bollywood ending where good scores over evil.. The good die and the tormented turn to becoming wicked .There is no justice.

To those suffering being bullied, defend your self somehow, seek help, speak to someone ..get out if you can...don't suffer in silence .. Don't scar yourself for life.. Watch this film and if you are bullying some one, recognise the damage you will cause ..you wouldn't want that to happen to you or your kids in the future.

The film is brilliantly acted and whilst I'm perplexed by the ending , I'm glad I came across it and watched it. Kunal Kapur shines and I wish We had such a teacher in my school days.

Very dissapointed and dissatisfied by the ending ! It's doesn't make any sense tbh ! The whole plot was quite good but the end killing of the teacher no it just doesn't ! Sorry but the the movie itself speaks the truth except the end !

Very good film as i didnt feel the need to look at my phone at the same time. This is how i rate if a film is good or not. I felt the ending was a bit rushed, they should have refined the end story a bit. But it is worth watching as bullies unfortunately do exist in all spheres of life.

Super confused movie with a worst ending!!! It just ruined my mood for the night!!! Who comes up with such horrible movie plots!!!

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*Noblemen Movie*,

directed by Vandana Kataria, is themed on William Shakespeare's tragic play The Merchant of Venice.

the story is a posh all-boys boarding school, Mount Noble High, ...Unlike its name, there is hardly anything 'noble' about this place.

A soft boy, Shay Sharma, is terrorized by a gang of bullies.

characters are brutally real, the ones that put you in an extremely uncomfortable space - you sympathize with the victims and u hate the culprits.

The director does not spare us the graphic violence either..!

The performances are top-notch ..., Ali Haji (Shay) makes u feel for him, Kunal Kapoor and Soni Razdan r good.

Noblemen, engaging for the most part, is not your regular masala entertainer., but its a hard, cruel, real, good cinema.

Worth a watch..