New Age Revolution. Review on Rang De Basanti

Disclaimer : For those who have seen this movie : If you think this movie is going to make any difference to us Indians mentality??? - forget it, its just a movie, see it - laugh with it - cry with it - sing with it, the moment its over, praise Aamir and others, go back to your home and sleep, nothing is going to change until and unless we change ourselves. Well said :D:D I feel like Nana Patekar in that movie, remember?? Good Good.

And for those who have not see it :What the heck, you have still not seen it??? Go Man, Run for it, before they take it off, Go go go go........... watch it today and come and join the above category.

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About the movie :I can sum up this review in just one sentence that ''It was worth waiting for''.

Moreover there are about 170++ more reviews giving you the stats and the story of the movie and I am not going to write anything new in here.

This is ''one of the best'' movies of Aamir so far - according to me, it feels like he was made for this role and not the other way round, he was literally so comfortable throughout the 2 and half hours that nothing beats him up. His body language, Punjabi, facial expressions and what not. I was all praises for him before watching the movie and still feel like he deserves something more than I can give him by my words. Although age has started showing up now, he should be choosier about the characters now onwards.

Fantastic Portrayal of what happened to the freedom fighters of long lost India - A First Hand account from the diary of a British who literally lived with them till they were alive. Making of a documentary on those freedom fighters by his Grand Daughter is the movie all about.

She lands in India to make that documentary and after a lot of hassle and bustle settles for the group of young guns to play the freedom fighters, they play the characters very well and by the time they finish playing those freedom fighters onscreen - land up in a situation where they need to play those roles again but in the real life and for their rights, what they do and how they achieve what they target is movie all about.

All the actors and characters were lived to the bestest possible extent anybody else could have done. There is no way that you can just see this once and forget, it will keep coming back to you for quite a long time than you can imagine. I loved it very much and I am looking forward to watching it again without any issues.

It is a laugh riot from the word go, but with a deep meaning thrown all across the movie only for those who understand and shall I say for those who want to understand. As the scene in the Only Multiplex of Hyderabad as a lil different, I was shocked and surprised to see a gentleman sitting right next to me cheering and shouting for Sue the moment she comes on screen, I don’t know - it felt like this is the first and the last time he / they are seeing a White Female on screen.

It has a handfull of scenes where I really felt at pain, my throat literally started paining to see those scenes like the one wherein the mom opens the door and faces the Airforce guys who had come to deliver the belongings of her son. This is one the toughest moments in the life of those who have their relatives working in defence services, I can still see her face in my memory as I type this. The way Soha watches the news and starts crying. The black thread DJ's mom use to wear in her fingers, the way she founds it opened in the morning of the D Day. Aamir scene where he cries while a portion of parantha still in his mouth and the way he says..................... Man, it was a tuff to handle situation.

Although some people do not gel well with the end they have shown, but I am pretty fine with the end, one of my friend in here in MS said that the ''most powerful scene is the end of the movie'', wherein Aamir and one of his friend, who knows that cops are all around and they would be killed any moment, are still busy and laughing discussing their future, the way they are happy about the things is something which will soften the eyes of the hardest of the metallic hearts anybody has got.

Music and Cinematography is fantastic, although songs will go well with the movie only, may be a song or two will still be available on the charts for a couple of months at max. Pathshala being my personal favorite will remain in my charts for a long long time. There are a lot of scenes which are fun only in the theatre, like the one when they race their bikes, MIG flying and guys jumping, Beer Scene of DJ and friends, jumping from the bridge scene, they are breathtaking ones.

All in all its a worth watch, although what I say in the disclaimer - I mean it, but still its a brave attempt on showing the reality.

Ratings and Comments are more than welcome.