Dharam Yudh Morcha

The movie seems to be made for the less intellectual people who want to see the world in black and white. It shows the political conflict between a section of people wanting a seperate state based on religion and language while the political powers dissuades them. They have selectively chosen events that show one side in bad light while the other side as pure, innocent and pious. Makers of movies based on real life have the responsibility of showing things as close to reality while dramatising only the performance. In this case the makers have taken the liberty of modifying one sided perceptions to appear as reality making it dangerous for the audience to believe that things actually went that way. Watch it to understand what propaganda the non-intellectual masses are being fed with.

First of all, to anybody reading this film review ignore the other film review from "whytryharder" (London) because that person has stupendously confused the propaganda with the Indian government in the 1970-80's who said for example the amount of people killed in the Sikh genocide was 1000 instead it was 15000.

Onto the film. I admire the way the music of the film compliments the action-packed scenes that the film has to offer. Secondly, this film has used the facts to its advantage and most notably this film didn't go off on a tangent and instead was really succinct and was straight to the point. So it used it's facts and stats tremendously well.

That's how you write a film review so don't use "whytryharder" as he is simply prejudiced towards the Hindu propaganda.