JNU

This movie probably has the best casting that I have seen in a very long time. It has some known names but the unknown names shine more as they have completely moulded themselves in the character that they are playing on screen. This movie accurately follows the chronology of major events that happened in the university from late 2000s and 2010s.

The rot that exists at a national university within the heart of the nation's capital has been truthfully represented in the movie. To imagine that a particular group will go to any length and use anything at their disposal to further their ideology is astounding. A surprise cameo by a real life hardcore member of that ideology, which is in a colour that you wouldn't expect, will most definitely surprise you. There are two more short appearances of famous journalists who have now been relegated to youtubers. Watching their meltdowns on screen is thoroughly enjoyable. Ravi Kishan and Vijay Raj should have been given more screen time as they played their roles to perfection. This is a must watch movie in the theatres.