Cast: Manoj Bajpai, Ravi Kissen, Chitaranjan Giri, Kumud Mishra, Manav Kaul, Deepak Dobriyal
Director:Amrit Sagar
Producer:Moti Sagar
Music:Akash Sagar
Date of Release: March 9th, 2007
In Bollywood, there are many films based on prisoners of war. After 'Lakshya', '1971' is the next film that falls in the same category. The film is directed by a debutante Amrit Sagar. The director has come out with yet another interesting storyline with some experienced and new comers as the film's cast. He is to applauded for his brave attempt in his debut venture. The film is sure to attract the audience as it is blended with good amount of action and entertainment.
A band of six Indian prisoners of war, Major Suraj Singh (Manoj Bajpai), Captain Jacob (Ravi Kissen), Subedar Ahmed (Chitaranjan Giri), Captain Kabir (Kumud Mishra), Flight Lt. Ram (Manav Kaul) and Flight Lt. Gurtu (Deepak Dobriyal) together are lodged in Pakistani camp. After some years of living they decide to make the most daring escape to the Indian border. Constant threats of the Pakistani officials are against them. But their aim is to achieve the impossible. They have to rely in this dangerous mission on each other, their undying sprit and their love for their homeland. And whether they succeed in their mission is to be seen on the screen.
Performance:
Manoj Bajpai is an experienced actor. He does the role of a Major with an ease. Ditto for Ravi Kissen who is well known for his acting skills. Deepak Dobriyal has performed well. The film has three more actors who are debutants. They too have done their roles with complete dedication. Music by Akash Sagar is interesting. Story and direction by debutante Amrit Sagar is of first rate. The other technical aspects like cinematography, Dialogues and action are efficient.
Verdict: Above Average |  |
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