Paan Singh Tomar Movie Review
Paan Singh Tomar (Hindi)
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March 02, 2012Paan Singh was a small town lad who went on to win the steeplechase at the Indian National Games for seven consecutive years. He broke the national record, a feat that was unsurpassed for 10 years! A series of life changing events however forced Paan Singh to give up athletics, pick up the gun and become the scourge of the infamous Chambal Valley in Central India. Filled with deep emotions and fateful twists, Paan Singh Tomar is a gritty, no holds barred action-adventure set in the heart of India's gangland, Chambal.
Paan Singh Tomar, at the end, is like Paan Singh Tomar. It may be impossible to fully know him, but it’s impossible not to like him
Read morePaan Singh Tomar has good intentions but not enough emotional heft. But what Dhulia and Irrfan do give us is a fascinating character who was at once, complex and childlike. He makes it worth watching.
Read morePaan Singh Tomar is made with great attention to detail, and paints an honest, realistic picture of an India few of us can claim to know
Read moreIt is rooted, rustic and raw, with an authenticity of terrain, characters, lingo and emotions
Read morePaan Singh Tomar is a completely gripping, near-flawless film, with such few dodgy parts as to be negligible
Read moreIt has every ingredient to be a classic biopic and director Tigmanshu Dhulia does it much justice
Read moreThe film’s arid surroundings and parched humour are worth every single chuckle. And of course there’s plenty of pathos to wreak your heart
Read moreYou should watch it simply to witness the marvellous Irrfan Khan sink his teeth into the role of a lifetime, essaying with moving simplicity the baffled rage of peacable masculinity driven inexorably to violence
Read moreThe movie works because Irffan makes Paan Singh Tomar come alive as an athlete, as a husband and as a dacoit. This is a flawless performance from a consummate actor
Read moreGritty and power packed Paan Singh Tomar is a tribute to the unsung heroes of sports in India. Dhulia’s direction and Irrfan’s integrity will make Paan Singh Tomar among the best movies of recent times
Read moreThe settings, the language, the costumes, the supporting cast all appear authentic. Dhulia takes us on a journey inside a world that few of us know
Read morePaan Singh Tomar is not just any other biopic, it's much more. It raises the bar of Indian cinema and shouts out loud for a deserving watch
Read moreShatters the standard rules of this genre. Besides, the film makes you cognizant that serious cinema can be uniformly delightful, like any other enthralling entertainer
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