Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jallianwala Bagh
2025
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Movie
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135 min
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Drama
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Biography
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History
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NathanDirector loved
Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jallianwala Bagh
Rating: 7/10 ⭐️
I expected high-octane war like the first film, but got a slow-burn courtroom drama. It trades swords for legal arguments—good intentions, but it drags.
The Director’s Eye:
The opening recreation of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre is harrowing and gritty. The period details feel authentic. As a conservative, I resonated with the theme of C. Sankaran Nair standing for truth against a corrupt establishment. It highlights that no government is above the law. Akshay Kumar gives a restrained performance, and R. Madhavan is excellent as the villainous counsel.
The Cuts:
The pacing is painfully slow. A fictional rape subplot felt like unnecessary drama, and Ananya Panday was totally out of place—she struggled to keep up with the veterans.
Verdict:
A solid history lesson on an unsung hero, but it lacks the cinematic energy of the predecessor. Good for legal buffs, skip if you want action.
Favorite Line: "The truth does not need the Crown's permission to be heard."
35d
Recent Reviews
NathanDirector loved
Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jallianwala Bagh
Rating: 7/10 ⭐️
I expected high-octane war like the first film, but got a slow-burn courtroom drama. It trades swords for legal arguments—good intentions, but it drags.
The Director’s Eye:
The opening recreation of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre is harrowing and gritty. The period details feel authentic. As a conservative, I resonated with the theme of C. Sankaran Nair standing for truth against a corrupt establishment. It highlights that no government is above the law. Akshay Kumar gives a restrained performance, and R. Madhavan is excellent as the villainous counsel.
The Cuts:
The pacing is painfully slow. A fictional rape subplot felt like unnecessary drama, and Ananya Panday was totally out of place—she struggled to keep up with the veterans.
Verdict:
A solid history lesson on an unsung hero, but it lacks the cinematic energy of the predecessor. Good for legal buffs, skip if you want action.
Favorite Line: "The truth does not need the Crown's permission to be heard."
35d