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Despite releasing on Good Friday and receiving positive reviews, the film's opening day earnings fell short of expectations, which were around ₹15 crore. The film's occupancy averaged around 20% on Friday, with attendance gradually increasing from morning (12.67%) to night shows (27.80%)
Star Cast: Akshay Kumar, R Madhavan, Ananya Panday, Amit Sial, Simon Paisley Day, Regena Cassandrra
Director: Karan Singh Tyagi
What’s Good: Performances, articulate research, the cinematography, especially in the Jallianwala Bagh massacre scenes, background scores, and the costumes.
What’s Bad: R Madhavan’s character had more room for a profound development, the portrayals of the Britishers tend to get stereotyped in some parts.
Loo Break: This one is too gripping for that. We would suggest the interval itself.
Watch or Not?: This one is a must-watch for every Indian who is still waiting for an apology from the British government.