See something different in a Bollywood movie

Rating: 9/10 (31 January 2006)

All of my life, i have heard people accusing Bollywood of not experimenting. They say Indian movies are very much dreamy. Well, the time has come for those people to sit up and take notice. The story of this movie is not normal and at least it is not mushy mushy. It deals with the hard facts of lives of normal Indians. Unemployment, corrupted politicians and rusted system, frustrated youth in the state of indecision and their aspiration to make it big (and they do not know what is that they want), everything has been taken up and dealt with honesty. The movie inspires and speaks loudly of the fact that is does not help to complain. Stand up, take your stand in what you believe is right and then do it the way you want it. It does not matter if people do not agree with you. The movie takes help of a story from India's freedom struggle and makes it center theme and actually draws a striking similarity between the two periods. Although, you may want to say that the violent way adapted by the characters in the movie is not right, but as i have always believed the question of being right or wrong is always subjective. Aamir Khan again stands out but does not steal limelight from others. Every one does his/her bit in the movie. The movie rocks. Do watch it. The most impressive line from Movie: "I have always believed there were two kinds of men. Those who go to their death screaming and those who go in silence. And then i met the third kind".