1232 KMS

Pretty basic yet super intense, soundtrack is spot on!

"We will die where there is life" Largest exodus since partition.. a treacherous journey, the despair, the determination, the hunger, the courage.. while most of us, 'the privileged' relaxed at home, keeping ourselves busy with social media, tablets and TVs, or busy joining thali Bajao, Diya jalao to fight the inconspicuous nanoscopic diablo or venerating and glorifying people of certain profession , there were thousands of starving migrant workers who overnight became jobless, homeless due to lockdown were walking or bicycling hundreds of miles on roads going back their homes... This is a Vinod Kapri's film who is a Journalist too . He follows a group of 7 men who set out on a 1232 Kms journey on their bicycles...Hats off to the team who made this documentary ..Gulzar Saab's lyrics, soothing voice of Rekha Bharadwaj and another beautiful song by Sukhwinder Singh .. a MUST MUST see ..

If you think you were frustrated cus of the lockdown and were emotionally disappointed cus you were locked inside your house, just go and watch this documentary and you will say to yourself how lucky you were. It tells the story of real India and not the India that lives in metro. After watching this documentary you will hate your politicians more cus they were just useless hiding inside their bungalows doing nothing.

And then, he demonetized people. Live human beings. People who voted for him.

This documentary will make you feel the actual thing happened while lockdown with poor labours which we just heard and learned

the documentary was very painful and the impossible things which this labours did to save their life and went a record 1232 kms on cycles to meet their loved ones

it did gave Goosebumps and tears for the helpless people who were suffering on roads

the makers should had showed other stories also.