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Happy to see people finally mustering enough courage to show the truth in a movie. While there is the usual monkey balancing trying to put it on a small group of 'bad people' which anyways gets blown out by the user names associated with the negative reviews for this movie, overall this movie is definitely worth watching. A couple of loose scenes because of the monkey balancing and that is it. Great performances by Vikrant Massey and Riddhi Dogra. Some scenes were very intense and hard hitting as one would expect in a movie based on such a sensitive topic. Atleast someone named the people who lost their lives because of this mental illness because of which the whole world suffers from time to time but continues to pamper by monkey balancing.

Let me say this upfront, it is not a popcorn entertainer. It is proper cinema! Randeep Hooda did insanely well, even by his own standards. Ankita Lokhande and Amil Sial were great too. Everybody did justice to their part. This movie covers almost everything about the acts inspired by the revolutionary brain of VD Savarkar. The Marathi rap in the end was great too. Blew my mind.

The color grading was apt. The right lenses and camera movement were used. Nothing was overdone, everything was just right. Randeep Hooda deserves all the best actor awards out there for this performance as the great Veer Savarkar.

This movie will keep you glued. It does not matter if you followed all events surrounding the abrogation of article 370, this movie will keep you glued throughout. Great storytelling.

Brilliant editing and background score. Added that extra punch to scenes already done well. It all looked and felt so authentic. That tral encounter drone shot lit up with tracer bullets! Wow!!

Yami Gautam was too good. The intense close up shots were perfect. She will make you feel all of it. Awards are in order.

All other cast members did a great job. No overacting or jingoism. Honest, proper cinema. Gives you hope for Hindi cinema.