Sarbjit Review

After Mary Kom, Omung Kumar comes back with another biopic which is equally emotional and patriotic. Randeep Hooda(Sarbjit) proves his acting prowess once again. His performance would definitely send chills down your spine. Aishwarya, as Sarbjit's sister who fights for her brother for 22 years, is decent. In spite of loopholes, this film is still very much watchable. Randeep's performance was lauded by classes and masses alike. Truly, he deserves a National Award. The film focuses on the real life incident when Sarbjit was found near Pakistan border. Hence, the Pakistan army arrested him and put charges on him of being a terrorist from India. Then begins his sister's journey and sacrifice to prove her brother innocent get him out of jail.

Though the director stayed away from showing the politics surrounding Sarbjit, as it could have created tension among many people, still it makes up for a decent watch.