Udaipur Files: Kanhaiya Lal Tailor Murder

Next level acting and the harsh truth blended with great cinematic talent. Acting of the lead actor and other supporting cast is fabulous. The writers and director done a great job by daring to make this movie. I want you all to watch this movie a lot of effort has been put to make and release this movie.

The Udaipur Files is a well-intentioned film marred by uneven pacing and execution. Its second half and Vijay Raaz's moving portrayal justify a watch, especially for those seeking films that confront uncomfortable truths and spark meaningful conversation. Yet, the film succeeds in its core mission: revealing societal silence and calling for justice. Audiences describe it as a "mirror to society", emphasizing that while it is painful to watch, it remains essential .

Udaipur Files is an emotional and gripping watch, with standout performances-especially Vijay Raaz as Kanhaiya Lal. The first part covering Gyanvapi is detailed and engaging, and the political context is handled well. At times, the portrayal of Muslims feels exaggerated and a bit stereotypical, which slightly affects the balance. Still, the film captures the intensity of the real events and leaves a strong impact. For those interested in understanding the politics and emotions around the incident, it's well worth watching.

Rapturous Praise

A Tailor Murder Story is a masterclass in suspense and soul. Every frame hums with tension and tenderness balancing razor sharp mystery with deep human warmth The direction is assured, the screenplay crisp and surprising and the pacing keeps you hooked until a brilliantly earned finale

Performances luminous and utterly believable Writing that subverts expectations while honoring character Cinematography that turns mundane rooms into cinematic cathedrals A score that haunts and uplifts in equal measure Themes of craft, guilt, and redemption handled with nuance

A profoundly satisfying, beautifully made thriller that lingers long after the credits. A triumph.

Very nice movie as being an Indian knowing that it is based on true event it's almost real and moreover feels As if a real life experience i am just disappointed with the fact it is not promoted as much as other movies and not showing the reality to the whole country what actually happend in our own motherland.