Sam Bahadur Movie Review by AKVarma

I watched Sam Bahadur & Dhanki in a festive mood for the new year.
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Sam Bahadur
First Talvar, then Raj and now Sam Bahadur by Meghna Gulzar. She is as talented as her father.
See that Talvar’s case still remains a mystery. However, Ms. Meghna presented her logical factual findings openly and honestly.
The second movie, “Raazi” This well-made movie is an adaptation of the novel “Calling Sehmat” by Harinder Sikka, in which she marries a family of Pakistani military officers in Pakistan at her father’s request, collects information, and travels to India. This is the true story of a RAW agent who provides services to To the 1971 India-Pakistan war.
Sam Bahadur is a biographical film about Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, a hero of all the wars fought by independent India until 1971. Sam Bahadur’s film is well researched and the characters other than Indira Gandhi are well justified. The casting of Fatima Sana Sheikh in the role of Indira Gandhi is poor and weak. The portrayal of Indira Gandhi’s character is completely unfairly miscast and weak.
Each artist and each department did a great job, so please rest.
This film shows the life and journey of Sam Manekshaw over 40 years of service in the Army, lesser known facts and events about this war hero, and shows us, as today’s generation, all about him and his You have to know more about the behavior. All this is visible through the cinematic excellence of Meghna and her team.
If we don’t talk about Vicky Kaushal, it would be an injustice to the film and to him. Vicky Kaushal carries the film on his shoulders. It seems that the spirit of Maneksho has dwelled within him. He seems ferocious. In this way, Vicki adopted Sam Manekshaw’s mannerisms, body language, walking and speaking, and it’s just amazing and incredible. Just one show ago, I saw his performance as Soo Hee and Ah Sam in Donki. It’s just charismatic.
It must be said without a doubt that Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw cared so much about the welfare and dignity of his soldiers that he would never bow down before the Prime Minister or his Cabinet. He always spoke his mind boldly and gracefully with complete conviction. No, yes, yes, haan ji, haan ji. That’s why he is a hero to all of us. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had full confidence in him and appointed him to the post of First Field Marshal despite the opposition of many top-level people.
This film is a tribute to a national hero and is a must-see.
My rating is 5 out of 5 stars.