Kesari Veer Review: Weak Script and Overacted Performances
These days, every filmmaker seems so obsessed with weaving Sanatan Dharma, deities, and nationalism into their films that they end up ruining even a strong historical narrative.
Whether it’s a love marriage or an arranged one, to move life forward after marriage, one needs a job. But nowadays in India, the saying goes: "You might find a girl, but not a job!"
India is a land of villages, where people suffer from numerous issues, including health concerns. Despite their ailments, the simple villagers often rely on faith-based remedies.
Post-independence, the princely states of India ceased to hold power. The royal families that remain are fragmented, where familial ties often mask bitter rivalries and personal ambitions.
In 2003, a true story unfolded in Kashmir — BSF officer Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey and his team eliminated one of the most dangerous terrorists, Rana Tahir Nadeem, aka Ghazi Baba.