It was long overdue that someone told the story of India's first Field Marshal- the incredible Sam Manekshaw. Meghna Gulzar has done a fantastic job portraying the ever so dynamic & steadfast soldier who lead India's army during challenging times. Not for 1 second did this biopic stray form it's focus of telling the story of the soldier who joined the Army when india was under British Rule.
I fall short of words while describing the brilliance and excellence of Vicky Kaushal's acting. He has aced the walk, the accented, the persona, the character, the emotion of the great Sam Manekshaw . Every moment on screen is as if Vicky is living and breathing the soldier he is paying for to.
The screenplay is smooth and crisp. Important historic moments are shown as much as possible without blowing the context of the biopic.
Fatima Sana Sheikh has done an amazing job in the little screen time she got playing as Indira Gandhi.
Ever INDIAN who can, should watch this movie. Every Indian owes this much to the great 'Sam Bahadur' .
I fall short of words while describing the brilliance and excellence of Vicky Kaushal's acting. He has aced the walk, the accented, the persona, the character, the emotion of the great Sam Manekshaw . Every moment on screen is as if Vicky is living and breathing the soldier he is paying for to.
The screenplay is smooth and crisp. Important historic moments are shown as much as possible without blowing the context of the biopic.
Fatima Sana Sheikh has done an amazing job in the little screen time she got playing as Indira Gandhi.
Ever INDIAN who can, should watch this movie. Every Indian owes this much to the great 'Sam Bahadur' .