The movie follows the passengers on the Sabarmati Express as they embark on their journey on the morning of February 27, 2002. Tensions rise and relationships are tested as the train nears the Godhra railway station in Gujarat, where a tragic event changes their lives forever.
November 15
2024
Release Date
Hindi
Language
7 minutes
2 hours
Running Time
Cast
Vikrant Massey
Raashi Khanna
Ridhi Dogra
Rohit Ameriya
Aryan Ardent
Al Arjun
Diwakar Dhyani
Milind Joshi
Prince Kashyap
Sandeep Kumar
Anjali Nadig
Milind Pathak
Nazneen Patni
Tushar Phulke
Digvijay Purohit
Saharsh Kumar Shukla
Prince Ali Siddiqui
Hella Stichlmair
2.0
Average Rating
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Plot
The Sabarmati Report explores the tragic Godhra incident, where 59 passengers aboard the Sabarmati Express lost their lives in 2002.
Acting
Vikrant Massey delivers an a good performance as Samar Kumar and justifies the role with sincerity. Raashi Khanna as Amrita, a producer, also plays her role with committment, but most impressive part is played by Ridhi Dogra as Mahika with different shades of character with well defined outlines.
Cinematography
The cinematography in The Sabarmati Report is well done, capturing the dark and intense moments of the story effectively. The visuals add to the overall impact of the film, highlighting the emotional depth of the characters and the events they are facing.
Direction
Directed by Dheeraj Sarna, The Sabarmati Report is a film that attempts to shed light on a significant historical event. However, the direction of the film falls short in some areas, particularly in its research and treatment of certain characters. While the film makes viewers engaged for certain duration but the narration with glossy patches makes is less believable and more like a typical commercial drama.
Conclusion
The Sabarmati Report is an interesting take on a tragic event in Indian history, but it falters in its execution at times. The strong performances by the lead actors and the overall premise of the film make it worth a watch for those interested in historical dramas. However, the film could have benefitted from a more nuanced approach to storytelling and character development.
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