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Shoojit Sircar
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How Sardar Udham Restructures The Classic Biopic Narrative
Why Udham Singh becomes a revolutionary, not what he did, is at the heart of the film
What Makes This Sardar Udham Work So Well?
You know a film has achieved what it set out to do when it leaves a lump in your throat by the end, without ever going the melodramatic route
Inside Sardar Udham’s Recreation of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
The cast and crew break down the emotional and physical toll of the 22-day gruelling shoot in Amritsar
Sardar Udham: Constructive Ideology Over Superficial Jingoism And Toxic Masculinity
Sardar Udham the movie; does not cater to the male gaze of shallow jingoism
Five Questions: Amol Parashar
The actor talks about playing Bhagat Singh in Sardar Udham, creating a relatable character out of a historical figure and why the digital boom has been a blessing
Sardar Udham Is A Unique Addition To The Inventory Of Freedom Struggle Films
The usual drama, emotion or nationalist fervour attached with a film about the freedom struggle is largely absent from the Shoojit Sircar directorial
Sardar Udham, On Amazon Prime Video, Is A Career Defining Turn For Vicky Kaushal
Shoojit Sircar’s latest film is an arresting portrait that has Vicky Kaushal in nuclear form as an actor
Team Sardar Udham On Putting In 21 Years Of Research Into The Film
Vicky Kaushal, Shoojit Sircar and Ronnie Lahiri talk about making a relatable biopic without veering into jingoism
Trailer Talk: Sardar Udham On Amazon Prime Video
Directed by Shoojit Sircar, the biopic premieres on Amazon Prime Video on October 16
October: A Masterful Exploration Of Grief And Unconditional Affection
Shoojit Sircar is never afraid of silence and Juhi Chaturvedi’s brave screenplay never submits to melodrama
Understanding Emotional Abuse: An Analysis Of Piku
Piku delicately apprises us of the painful fact that all those we love may not necessarily be good for us
