a generation has truly awakened

Rating: 9/10 (22 February 2006)

The direction was amazing, camera angles were amazing, and of course, the acting was simply amazing. The best part of the movie was how originally, the flashbacks are basically Sue recalling the past and retelling it to the guys. Then, it transitions to where the flashbacks are scenes of the guys are merely acting. And then in the end, they are no longer acting, and this is when the past and present intermix and you no longer know where the past ends and present begins. Karan IS bhagat singh, dj IS chandrashekhar azad. I thought that part of integrating the history into the story was amazing.
Some parts that could have been better: the song right before the intermission, i felt it dragged the story a bit. In the end, i felt they needed to tie the story back to the documentary. they kind of left it hanging. and lastly and most importantly: it was a mistake to show the police just all of a sudden starting violence at the vigil. that would never happen. the police will never start violence like that themselves, especially when it deals with mourning..and innocent people just sitting there...the citizens aren't even like causing violence themselves. i dunno i found it extremely unrealistic and it misportrayed the police a little bit. sure they might be puppets i guess, but it kind of stretched it here.
the end I'm done. those were my two cents.
WATCH THE MOVIE OR U'll REGRET IT!!