Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush

First of all the movie is technically brilliant. The cinematography, visuals and sets looked authentic. The story chugs along at a good pace and does not get melodramatic or jingoistic at any stage - that is a complement to the screenplay! It is rare for an Indian movie to stick to the story and not get diverted into silly romances or grand portrayals. The banter and discourse between Tilak and Agarkar was nicely portrayed. The supporting cast is excellent.

However Subodh Bhave absolutely steals the show as Tilak - I never thought he could be as expressive! His face portrays all the emotions very well, the anger, the disappointment, the stoicness of Tilak.

I was never bored during the movie and was kind of disappointed that it ended... May be a proper series on Tilak and his ideas would be good in the future!