While We Watched

Wish we can watch more movies like that and it ll open eyes of people those who are living in a well. Movie shows us doing right things gives you so much pain and loneliness.

This documentary motivate any person who want to do right thing but situations are not good. How Ravish Kumar handling these hard situation as a brave man.. inspiring everyone.

I want to watch this movie soon, i don't know where to watch. India really need people like Ravish Kumar, freedom of speech, press and etc.

Ravish Kumar is great journalist all time :)

i wish this movie release in all over India and in all theater.

Ravish sir is awesome and his movie is great,his role in Indian media is very important in current situation all other media is not showing true news but ravish always show the truth through his show...and this movie perfectly described it ...iam watching him from last eight years.... this movie going to be blockbuster.....Ravish sir is awesome and his movie is great,his role in Indian media is very important in current situation all other media is not showing true news but ravish always show the truth through his show...and this movie perfectly described it ...iam watching him from last eight years.... this movie going to be blockbuster.....

I am watching him from the age of 12 and I am 25 yrs old right now . He is the one who made me a citizen of the democratic country instead of just an Indian. I have nothing but love admiration and respect for this man. It is sad and sickening to see how the same people, who praised him before 2014, who praised him for the work and questions he asked, but suddenly as soon as they came into power and he started questioning them instead (which is a journalist's job) , he suddenly becomes anti india and baised according to them and a systematic harassment and hate campaign was launched against him calling him traitor Pakistani and what not. Fortunately some people's morale and love of their work specially public service work like journalism is unshakeable and unconditional and he is one of those rare ones who truly showcased that. As an indian, I am proud to have someone like him in our media along with many other but at the same time when I see what he and other good journalists goes through everyday I sometimes feel that we Indians really don't deserve people like them all we deserve is a shouting clowns like Arnab goswami.

Democracy is not easy to maintain. Taken for granted, unscrupulous beings find ways to exploit the naive and harrass those who speak the truth.

Strangely, it's not yet made available in ailing democracies of the world.

Also, a good reminder that failing democracies can't tolerate truth.

As journalists continue getting threats and harassment by goons hured by those in power, India has aged back continuously for a decade.

This is just summarising what happens with honest beings and the price one has to pay remaining honest. How ironic, people don't learn from mistakes. It takes a painful reminder.

It's a must watch newsroom drama. Showcase the reality and struggles of journalism. Ravish Kumar in this Documentary is exceptional.

The first 30-40 minutes of the film move very fast. The editing is quick, scenes and locations transition fast. While We Watched gives the feel of a newsroom where different people, with different ideologies and beliefs, work together. Social media will have us believe that everything is black and white, but in the real world, adjustments and compromises have to be made. The film gets into the heart of that.

'While We Watched' is a vivid portrait of a man i.e. Ravish Kumar who reminds us that by knowing you are doing the right thing is its own reward.