A must watch for the awakening Generation

Rating: 10/10 (23 July 2007)

When I had stopped watching Hindi Cinema because every decent plot in recent times is lifted from some Hollywood or French movie, this one forced me to about-turn and in what a manner. Beauty of the script lies in drawing parallels in British India of early '30s and 'mera Bharat Mahaan' of today. It's an answer to think-tank of Indian politics which gradually has echoed contribution of only 'naram dal' of INC(Indian National Congress) in Indian freedom struggle so many times in our text books, that they had presumed to have succeeded. This movie silently depicts 'right and justified' violent acts and still manages to condemn violence (Karan's answers over Radio in the end). Dialoges are great amalgamation of comedy and emotions, and songs with their music and lyrics are just too good. In all and all a masterpiece. Coming generations for sure would put it in the league of Pyaasa and Ganga-Jamuna. Amen!