Chakravyuh Movie Review

Chakravyuh (Hindi)

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5.5/10
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6.0/10
Release Date:
October 24, 2012

There is a war raging in India. A war whose end can't be seen.A war that isn't being waged by outsiders. The enemy is our own! The youth of the country are rebelling.. Against injustice, against tyranny, against exploitation. Inequality will not be tolerated forever. There is anger, and there is deep social unrest. Our own countrymen are locked in the bloodiest armed mutiny this country has ever seen.

Chakravyuh is the story of six extraordinary characters, each with an all-consuming dream.. A promise.. A promise they will uphold above everything else.

There is a war raging in India. A war whose end can't be seen.A war that isn't being waged by outsiders. The enemy is our... Show More

An average action flick in the garb of relevant cinema where socio-politico turmoil is nothing more than a prop

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Rediff

Packaged in a trying-to-be-palatable-to-all plot, which works intermittently in the first half, and not too well in the stretched second.

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Indian Express

Watch this film for it’s lucid, dramatic presentation of a nation’s problems. The commercial aspects notwithstanding, at the heart of it, Chakravyuh is the first effective film on the Naxal-Maoist question

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Mumbai Mirror

Chakravyuh has a sense of authenticity in its location and milieu, but Jha’s simplifications and reliance on melodrama fail to underscore them

Mint

From picturesque marches through the jungle to aerial machine gun attacks conducted from a helicopter, Chakravyuh is full of nicely plotted, superbly-realized big screen action

Firstpost

Gritty but inconsistent middle-of-the-road film

Filmfare

A little more in-depth portrayal could've worked better for the film

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nowrunning

Staying true to the subject, Jha gives us an insight into uncomfortable truths happening in our backyard

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Times of India

An engaging drama. It chronicles a burning issue, but is entertaining concurrently, something that Prakash Jha balances beautifully in film after film

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