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Adil Khan
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Kabir
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| Manoj Bajpayee | ... |
Rajan
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Esha Gupta | ... |
Rhea Menon
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| Om Puri | ... |
Govind Suryavanshi
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Deep Raj Rana |
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Harsh Mainra | ... |
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Vinay Apte | ... |
Krishna Raj
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Kiran Karmarkar | ... |
Home Minister
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| Anjali Patil | ... |
Juhi
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Murli Sharma | ... |
Naga
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Tanvir Singh | ... |
Aditya Mahanta
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Sandeep Yadav | ... |
News Reporter
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On the request of his friend Kabir, SP Adil Sends him to the Naxal group as an informer. When Kabir finds the truth he becomes one of their gang leader.
Excellent power packed movie with realistic theme after a long time. As is always expected of Prakash Jha, this one also won't disappoint you.
It brings out the best performances from all the actors and touches a very sensitive issue in a neutral way, leaving the people to judge about naxalite reality.
An unbiased version of the naxalite infested India from the government and naxalite/tribal perspective without tilting on either side and bringing tears to the eyes of sensitive people, which is in itself a victory for the movie.
I wish that more and more people become aware and sensitive about this subject which has affected 220 districts of India and this movie does its bit on the subject judiciously.
Needless to mention all the actors did their best, however novice Anjali Patil steals the show. The cinematography and screenplay was good too, feels like we're sitting in a naxalite infested jungle.