anandpa

Very well made movie which shows the other side of the coin. The factual representation and courtroom drama is stunningly delivered.

It makes us think why historical events happened the way they happened. There were reasons and those reasons are depicted in this movie without taking sides.

It also shows positive and negative sides to what we take for granted due to public hysteria. Reasoning and core belief in truth and belief in intellectual integrity is very much appreciated.

The movie is straight to the point and engages right from the beginning. The actor (Godse) delivers highly engaging performance with factual dialogs, integrity and emotional intelligence in his acting.

Those who know about government corruption, and the rebellion will definitely like this movie. The movie delivers consistent and highly engaging story which evolves from the beginning of the movie and keeps captivating audiences with twist and turns performed beautifully by all actors and actresses in this stunning movie.

This movie also classifies to certain extent as an art movie that brings message to the audience through its subtle plot. The plot develops gradually and actors and actresses have delivered incredible performance.

All in all, very well acted by its performers and masterly crafted storyline by the director.

Even though the film plot is so and so, this movie brings out the raw sensuality inherent in the nomad tribes (Bungara) of India. What I liked is the raw acing of Aruna Irani and Jeetendra. Songs are meaningful and indicative of the emotional attachments of the tribe with each other. The plot is so and so. The movie interest starts towards the first third of the movie. Asha Parikh's acting is so and so. Junior Mahmood as comedian is always refreshing. His light heartedness bring much needed chemistry between Jeetendra, his friend and Junior Mahmood. Story line could have been improved, but I think the songs, raw sensuality and acting is what made this movie stand out from others of the same era.