There is no difference as imagined. It is basically qualified as a commercial film. If it is a domestic film, it can even be given more than three stars. However, it is understandable that the Indian people respond. After all, the subject is a serious subject, and some people may not accept it with a comedy or joking attitude. And basically the details can't be studied carefully, and there is indeed a feeling of "tear the devil by hand". Uncle Mi looks a lot like Captain Jack, and prefers when he finally looks serious. Azad is very convincing as a revolutionary leader, with the solemnity of the gods and the compassion of the Bodhisattva. He is very charismatic and completely Able to follow him involuntarily, Kaif is very beautiful, with just the right combination of strength and femininity, and her dancing adds a lot to the film.
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