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Sarkar

2005

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Movie

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123 min

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Drama

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Crime

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Action-Adventure

Queue Score

92%

Subhash Nagre runs a parallel government in the city where he has a cult following. When his enemies plot to murder him, his son takes charge and stands up against them.

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25%

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67%

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8%

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92%

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Top Reviews

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134d

Rating: 7.7/10 ⭐️

I expected a standard Bollywood crime flick, but this gritty Indian spin on The Godfather trades the Italian mob aesthetic for raw Mumbai politics, and it totally works.

The Director’s Eye:
Varma uses intense close-ups and heavy shadows for a super moody vibe. Through my traditional lens, I loved the core themes of fierce family loyalty and protecting your community when the government is corrupt. Sarkar steps up to deliver justice when the system completely fails. Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan playing father and son brings authentic gravitas. The haunting score and repeating chant build insane tension.

The Cuts:
Since it follows The Godfather so closely, it’s predictable, so the middle part really dragged for me waiting for the betrayal. The female characters felt underwritten, mostly just reacting. Also, the experimental camera work (lots of weird, tilted angles and shaky shots) honestly made me dizzy during regular dialogue scenes.

Verdict:
A dark crime drama championing family loyalty and justice. A fantastic weekend watch!

Favorite Line: “I do what I think is right.”

162d

Recent Reviews

Sh

134d

Rating: 7.7/10 ⭐️

I expected a standard Bollywood crime flick, but this gritty Indian spin on The Godfather trades the Italian mob aesthetic for raw Mumbai politics, and it totally works.

The Director’s Eye:
Varma uses intense close-ups and heavy shadows for a super moody vibe. Through my traditional lens, I loved the core themes of fierce family loyalty and protecting your community when the government is corrupt. Sarkar steps up to deliver justice when the system completely fails. Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan playing father and son brings authentic gravitas. The haunting score and repeating chant build insane tension.

The Cuts:
Since it follows The Godfather so closely, it’s predictable, so the middle part really dragged for me waiting for the betrayal. The female characters felt underwritten, mostly just reacting. Also, the experimental camera work (lots of weird, tilted angles and shaky shots) honestly made me dizzy during regular dialogue scenes.

Verdict:
A dark crime drama championing family loyalty and justice. A fantastic weekend watch!

Favorite Line: “I do what I think is right.”

162d

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