I really feel sorry for his mom for dying without seeing you nor him attended her funeral 💔

source: Romeo Akbar Walter

No plot and character development. Very bad screen play. No connection felt with the main lead. Jackie Shroff didn't suit the role of RAW chief. Looked like he was drunk in the whole movie with awful dialogue delivery

Full of wrong information. B grade direction a nd acting. waste of time.

Nature of the film is diffrent than others its a good film good direction and cinematography John Abraham's performance is damn good.except the laging of first half the film gives a superb second half and a mindich blowing climax.in the secind half lots of twists and turns there overall good film worth to watch

I would suggest all of you after watching this movie, please read the actual HISTORY of 1971 war between Pakistan and Bangladesh. Then you will be able to understand what actually happened. Thank you.

This film is for those who knows little/more about history specially with Indian wars. For them it's great thriller experience. For others they may not like much, as they expected one of the masala movie.

Loved the movie. It is a must watch. The detailing for a film set in the 1970's is amazing. Everything, right from the dressing style to the hairstyles, to the gadgets, to the vehicles... It reflects the era in which the film is set. John Abraham, Jackie Shroff, Sikander Kher, Anil George... All have done a wonderful job. The art direction is awesome and so is the direction. Just felt that Mouni Roy's character was not developed well enough. The romantic angle did not need to be there. Other than that, the film is fantastic.

It's a fantastic movie with great screenplay it's not typical bollywood it's par with Hollywood real drama it's slow but it's super script which need to be understand with every scene which are above average human understanding limits which is why its intelligence people movie

Not sure about the other reviews but I think it was definitely a good script, good acting. Worth 8 stars.