Subhedar

Experience with goosebumps!

SUBHEDAR - the movie - as expected very well made! Go for it!!!

But go expecting lots of creative liberties, a little cinematic exaggeration, ample amount of CGI, just so that you can overlook these things and instead notice the positives... If you manage to do the above, you will feel the goosebumps. You will feel your grip tightening. You will feel your chest thumping. You will notice that you are suddenly sitting in an upright posture with the head held high... towards the end... And then, it may just happen, that a thought may cross your mind, or you may overhear few people talk amongst themselves after the end of the movie - "how great these people were, and look at our generation and what it is doing now ...what they created, and what we are destroying now ...what they won, and what we are losing now ...what challenges they surmounted, and what we are digging ourselves into." You may feel disgusted, angry, and possibly a bit of shame too. Heard someone say (these people were loud!), "I wonder what would have happened if there was media back then, creating confusion and miscommunication, fanning hatred - all to ensure that there are interesting & engaging news items..." Ok.. this was too much of a digression... But this really did happen!

Great production value. Though a few elements felt like sets, I was surprised to find myself being fine with them. Awesome action choreography. Effective background score & beautiful cinematography. You can notice that the makers have given it their all for this movie. And with this kind of devotion, minor flaws can and should be forgiven.. Looking forward to more in the upcoming series.

When it comes to the recent films made on some historical subjects, I feel that this movie has calibrated it well - how much to focus on sets, actors, their clothes and jewellery, songs and dances, etc. This one seems to have stayed away from the temptation of doing too much in that space, and has instead managed to not let these things overpower or hijack the story, the film and the overall experience it may have intended.

Watched a Marathi movie for the first time! And it is a good experience. The characters portrayed and the history behind all of them was very good to watch and receive. Everyone who watched the movie knew the story so there was no scope to mistell it and the director did well. Unlike some other film industry directors there was not much of flaunting of stardom. At parts there should have been more lighting in the film due to poor lighting we couldn't get the real essence of the scene. Anyway, overall a good watch. The emotions at the second half are well placed. Action scenes are realisitic and there is love everywhere.

I felt, This movie is most accurate version of the Veer Tanaji Malusare.

The intricate details, especially, the last war scene are quite good. Unlike the Hindi movie Tanhaji, which has bad graphics and overly exaggerated story line with lots of fictional elements, this movie on the other hand is more realistic .

This is the story we have been reading from history book.

Since, Ajay Purkar had already played in the masterpiece Pawankhind, and it was a bit odd to accept him as Tanaji for like first 10-20 minutes.

First half is a bit stretch. The editing could have been a bit crisp.

9/10 from me.

"Subhedar" is a cinematic gem that masterfully weaves the tale of Maratha king Shivaji Maharaj and his unwavering friendship with his commander. With a captivating storyline that holds your attention from start to finish, this movie stands tall as a testament to Maratha history and heroism.

The musical score deserves a special mention, as it complements the narrative beautifully, evoking a range of emotions that enhance the overall impact of the film. The costumes and production design add authenticity, making the historical setting come alive.

"Subhedar" is not just a movie; it's a celebration of courage, friendship, and the indomitable spirit of the Maratha warriors. It reminds us of the sacrifices made and the values upheld by our forefathers, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts and minds.

Excellent Movie - Spellbound and Gripping.

The movie, history and attention to detail is very appreciating given the fact Tanhaji in Hindi was too glamours with limited thought to factual history, this movie breaks the barrier. Sply the Tanhaji's make up here is more realistic to that of Ajay Devgan looking more like a bollywood hero.

The difference is of dedication and soulful connect with the audiance is prime objective with this movie versus to that of hindi movie. Hindi movie should learn to make movies more realistic and authentic.

The music is awesome ...specially the last song of Ale Marathe a vibrant rap song keeps ppl charged.