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This is a uber realistic Vigilante thriller with a simple idea.. an idea that's been played with for decades of Indian and international cinema, but never executed with this much brilliance and simplicity..

The plot is simple, and yet not uninteresting.. while it begins with a rather Utopian idea, it goes on to take shape well..

The direction, acting performances and background score are top-notch, with screenplay falling JUST short of being excellent..

Could have been tighter-knit, but very well done overall !

Definitely watch this for the way it's been made, and give it the recognition it deserves !

This is a powerful narrative on anger, humanity and cheeky jokes on society the way it is today.

This set will get you thinking, and will pull you out of any misconceptions of what might seem 'right'..

This is more a powerful message than anything else.. Well done, Hannah.. You will inspire a lot young women with this.

This movie is all about getting some very good actors together to portray a 'typical' mid-west-indian rural power-struggle and the nature of the humans involved. Guns, village politics, raja-sahibs and Choris form the crux of this story.

Bad direction lets down a fine cast of actors and their efforts.

It just goes to show that excellent actors who aren't often seen in mainstream movies have bills to pay too..

Watch it if you have time to spare. Kay Kay Menon, Pankaj Tripathi and Jimmy Shergill are as good as always.