Gumnaami

Gumnami might be a good film to you, it might be a bad film to you. But you cannot deny the fact Gumnaami is a very important film to the country. This is the most authentic movie about Netaji ever made.

It's time to open our eyes and shed a light on Netaji's misterius disappearance for the sake of his unconditional love for the nation and aggressiveness towards snatching freedom from Britishers, which was a major reason why he was cornered by India's top leaders, hoping freedom would come by spreading peace across the nation. How fool we were, are, and hopefully, will be.

This movie is based on the book Conundrum, written by Anuj Dhar and Chandrachur Ghose. Anuj Dhar has also written India's Biggest Cover-up and What Happened to Netaji. For those who have read these books, the movie provides a visual representation to the facts and incidents that are mentioned in the books.

To those who have not read the books, this movie will give you a sense of the tremendous injustice meted out to India's greatest freedom fighter who sacrificed his entire life for his beloved motherland.

The movie is research oriented. Every statement stated by the actors about Netaji and various other Historical Characters are actually hard facts. The supporting story signifies what amount of work has been devoted into the research. I don't believe there was a better way to put this story. It will be unfair to rate this as substandard. And NO! This movie is not a "melodramatic hodgepodge" nor does it "lose the way after intermission". These reviews are misleading and mischievously done. Anyone even with a bit of spine left in them would love to face the truth about the fact that GoI lacked the spine to accept and give proper honor to "The Real Father of the Nation" and the "Greatest Son of India".

Must watch for all. Please go and watch. Feel for the person who was extraordinary. Feel the energy. Go and cry for him. And shout Jai Hind. India is always proud of him and we Will always miss our hero.