Sarbjit

Excellent Movie. Great Story, and executed nicely. 2 mistakes: - Aish Rai: Poor acting. If they could have switched Richa Chadda and Aish, Richa would have done a must better acting. It was an excellent role, and good acting would have raised this role to another level. - Too Long. They could have cut it short to 1.5 hours.

2 great things: - Randeep Hooda - Amazing Acting. - Execution of Story to be told.

Songs were not needed, Aish acting as a leader not needed. Richa should have given more time in the movie. She is a good actress. Randeep Hooda could have spent more time on screen. Movie was more about Aish then Sarabjit.

This possibly is one of those which go straight into rare collection of Bollywood flicks. One of its type this one plays with your emotions and challenges your mental strength. You can do nothing except fall for the realistic presentation by the actors. Randeep is the 'apple of eye' here, aishwarya did a brilliant supporting work. The center of attraction here though is the ease with which anyone can connect himself to the movie. You can never afford to miss these antiques of our cinema. Directorial debut is phenomenal with the appealing efforts of the full caste and the mentor, the director. A big salute for taking us through an experience that one can never lose throughout the life. Best flick ....

Some times it becomes very slow some scenes runs fast very good acting by hooda but Aishwarya Rai acting it didn't connected to me apart from that it is a good movie

I was eagerly awaiting this movies release to really see what happened to Sarbjit and the trauma and hardship his sister Dalbir endured and i was totally satisfied with the movie. With world class acting done by Aishwarya, Randeep and Richa this movie was an emotional ride. Aishwarya was soo good in this movie that i could totally see what the real Dalbir went through, though the punjabi accent could have been improved but that doesn't take away from the acting poweress of Aish. Randeep was perfect to the T, he was on fire with the talent he has and he showcased it brilliantly. And last but not the least Richa leaves a lasting impact. Overall this movie deserves to win all the awards.

I watch Indian movies for several reasons. Usually I watch one lighter one, followed by a more serious one. I'm not terribly qualified to make in-depth comments about Indian cinema, but let me recommend this movie to all viewers, Indian, Pakistani, and everyone else. I'm getting misty just recalling the movie as I write this review. I don't want to include a spoiler, but there was a surprise in this film, at least for me. I thought the acting and the tension were superb. Even the aging of the characters over the years was well done. And there are many lessons to be learned. Do not under any circumstances skip the credits. The real-life photos are included. And yes, even within this sad story there is time to sing and dance. Where would we be without at least that?