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Sara is unbearable throughout. Learn some acting. Doesn't seem like a lead character who can run show or movie on her acting skilles because to be honest she has no skills in acting. The plot seems unbearable and all the character are so boring that they want you to kill yourself. Sara is unbearable throughout. Learn some acting. Doesn't seem like a lead character who can run show or movie on her acting skilles because to be honest she has no skills in acting. The plot seems unbearable and all the character are so boring that they want you to kill yourself. Sara is unbearable throughout. Learn some acting. Doesn't seem like a lead character who can run show or movie on her acting skilles because to be honest she has no skills in acting. The plot seems unbearable and all the character are so boring that they want you to kill yourself.

"Ae Watan Mere Watan" sets out with a promising premise: the true story of Usha Mehta, a young woman who defied the British Raj with an underground radio station. But the film stumbles in its execution. While the historical backdrop and supporting cast hold promise, Sara Ali Khan's performance as Usha falls short. Khan's portrayal leans too heavily on shouting and forced intensity. The emotional core of Usha's struggle gets lost in the shrillness. We see glimpses of vulnerability, but they're fleeting, leaving the audience with a sense of distance from the character. This is particularly disappointing considering the potential for a nuanced portrayal of a woman defying societal expectations to fight for freedom. The film shines brighter when the focus shifts to other characters. Emraan Hashmi delivers a solid performance as Ram Manohar Lohia, and Sparsh Srivastav is a standout as a young revolutionary with a quiet but potent patriotism. I would say it's time for Sara Ali to pack her bags and look for carrer outside of acting.

My heartfelt Naman to Late Usha Mehta for showing intense Dynamism, Cleverness, Passion and Will-Power to challenge the Britishers! It is these counter-attacks on the British by many patriotic Indians which ultimately led to their exiting from Bharat! Ae Watan Mere Watan is a very sincerely made biopic on the life of the great freedom-fighter, Usha Mehta! Her secret Congress Radio mission was "street smartness" at its best! It made the British police officers lose their peace of mind! The story-telling was tight and to-the-point. No digressions. No unnecessary sub-plots. The recreation of the environment of 1942 looks very, very realistic! When you watch a film, you should judge it based on whether the Director was true to the main story or not; instead of, expecting typical "thrills and nautankis" associated with commercial films! Darab Farooqui & Kannan Iyer, thanks a lot for bringing to life the inspiring story of Usha Mehta, and about whom I'd not read about before. Sara Ali Khan as Usha Mehta is an average actress. Sounds stiff in her dialogue delivery! I suspect, Alia Bhat, would've been a better choice. What say, you guys? PS: Usha Mehta has a great lineage in director Ketan Mehta, one of her Nephews, who'd directed a biopic on the great Sardar Patel, in 1993.

"Ae Watan Mere Watan" marks a significant entry into the annals of Indian cinema with its 2024 release on Amazon Prime Video. This Hindi-language historical biographical film, under the skilled direction of Kannan Iyer and the visionary production of Karan Johar, dives deep into the heart of India's struggle for freedom in 1942. It chronicles the life of Usha Mehta, a valiant young woman who, amidst the tumult of the Quit India movement, embarks on a daring endeavor to unite her compatriots through the power of an underground radio station. Sara Ali Khan delivers a powerful and inspiring performance as Usha Mehta, embodying the fervor and spirit of the freedom fighter with remarkable authenticity and depth. Her portrayal is a moving tribute to the courage and determination of a figure who, despite the odds, stood unwavering in her commitment to India's liberation. Emraan Hashmi, in a brief yet impactful appearance as Ram Manohar Lohia, adds a layer of gravitas to the narrative. His portrayal captures the essence of Lohia's revolutionary spirit, complementing the film's exploration of the complexities and challenges faced by those who dared to oppose colonial rule. The film's direction is exemplary, with Kannan Iyer weaving a narrative that is both thrilling and emotionally resonant. The accurate storyline, enriched by meticulously crafted dialogues, offers viewers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in history, bringing to life the passion, sacrifice, and unwavering resolve of India's freedom fighters. Cinematography in "Ae Watan Mere Watan" is nothing short of spectacular, with the forties' sepia overtone providing an authentic and immersive visualization of the era. This artistic choice not only enhances the historical authenticity of the film but also amplifies its emotional impact, allowing audiences to step back in time and experience the fervor of the freedom movement. The film's characterization stands out, with each cast member delivering performances that breathe life into their historical counterparts. The ensemble cast's dedication to their roles adds a rich layer of authenticity to the film, making "Ae Watan Mere Watan" a compelling watch. In essence, "Ae Watan Mere Watan" is not merely a film; it is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by unsung heroes like Usha Mehta. It serves as an educational and inspiring experience for today's youth, acquainting them with the shadows from which the light of India's freedom emerged. For those who seek to understand the depth of India's struggle for independence and to honor the legacy of its heroes, this film is an essential watch, offering a moving portrayal of bravery, unity, and the indomitable spirit of freedom.

The movie starts shaky and its seems it will fall flat but slowly the atmosphere builds up when quit India movement was crushed and USHA Mehta Reignites its. Sara ali khan does justice to the character..... Imran Hashmi perform solidly as Dr. Ram-Manohar Lohia. In todays world of propaganda everyone should see this historic gem which frankly I was not aware and it seems most of the generation does not know USHA Mehta. But the Cinematography, the Pre Independence film look, BGM all to the point. Solid 9 stars for the Genuine effort done by while cast and the director. SARA ali khan performance came as a surprise seeing the lack lusture performance in Murder Mubarak recently....

After so many years, a movie on Indian Independence struggle without any over the top action and imaginary story. Loved it. Audience don't go for the negative reviews. Just watch it. You will love it. Indian modern history lover and spectrum lover should not miss it. The movie is just looking like wooww. After all those Students of the year like movie, Dharma productions are returning to something sensible movie. So a big thanks to them. With the changing political environment people now a days are no longer believe the independence struggle story. But today's new generation should watch it and should try to feel the sacrifices they have made it.