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I recently watched Ground Zero with my family, and it left an indelible mark on us.

Produced by Farhan Akhtar, this biopic masterfully narrates the real-life saga of India's security forces outsmarting Pakistan-sponsored terrorists with grit and determination.

The screenplay weaves a tense, compelling arc, complemented by precise direction, while Emraan Hashmi delivers a career-defining portrayal of BSF officer Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey.

Dubey led the operation to eliminate Ghazi Baba, the notorious mastermind of the 2001 Indian Parliament attack, the Akshardham attack, and a thwarted 2003 assault on the PM's convoy, showcasing unparalleled bravery.

His emotional depth adds authenticity to every scene.

In light of recent events like the Pahalgam attack, Ground Zero serves as a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by our bravehearts to protect the nation and how terrorist handlers in Pakistan manipulate innocent people and the system through vulnerabilities and lure.

The film's significance is heightened by its timely release, mirroring the fragile peace in Kashmir today-a testament to heroes like Mr. Narendra.

The realistic battle sequences and poignant character moments strike a perfect balance, making it a powerful tribute rather than mere entertainment.

While the pacing occasionally feels rushed, the overall impact is undeniable.

This is the kind of cinema we need-celebrating real heroism over superficial plots.

Highly recommended for its emotional resonance and respect for our armed forces.

An exceptionally well-crafted political thriller! Knowing it was based on true events made it even more compelling. I watched it with my family after playing Holi, and it was an absolute masterpiece.

John Abraham delivers a power-packed performance, proving he's more than just an action star. This film has no over-the-top action, no formulaic romance, no unnecessary song-and-dance sequences-just a raw, intelligent narrative that keeps you hooked. The subtlety in its storytelling and the symbolic references elevate it to another level, making it perfect for a family audience.

The film was made on a budget of around INR 50 crores, and I sincerely hope audiences help it recover its cost. It's crucial that we, as viewers, support such out-of-the-box movies so that more meaningful cinema gets made. This isn't propaganda; it's a retelling of real events, backed by archival footage. The truth deserves to be seen, and this film ensures it is. Highly recommended!

Rare that movies today possess content that is watchable with one's family. But this gem is different. Not only is it watchable with family but it contains so many scenes which makes your heart smile, cry, emote and fill with human emotions. All these qualities and evocative ideas are so sorely missing in the cinema of today. I am a North Indian and I watched this movie in Hindi in 2024. I absolutely loved it. Snoring is a real issue in modern society. I rejected a girl for marriage on these grounds. But this movie teaches us that when emotions make you feel heartfelt proximity, one should embrace one's love with all the heart, accept them with their drawbacks. The movie does drag a bit. But all in all it leaves you with a very positive feeling about life and love.