Partition: 1947
7.2/10
About the movie
Partition: 1947 tells the true story of the final months of British rule in India.
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Summary of 4 reviews.
Eshwar
its a ok muvee. can watch once!
could have been made better showcasing more facts during the partition phase. looks like the director is pro-congress, not shown any wrong doings of n ...more
Avinash
Not worth it
The movie maybe looks a little bit good on the trailer but actually the movie is factually incorrect, Infact it is gravely incorrect. The only advice ...more
Anubhuti
Brilliant story.
Could have been beyond brilliant, if the actors for the role of Bapu, Nehru and Jinnah were more powerful and realistic. Otherwise the story line and ...more
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Critic reviews
The Times of India
Partition: 1947
Making a film on the partition of India and Pakistan is a tricky undertaking, bound to invoke polarizing sentiments around the portrayal of each side. ...more
Hindustan Times
Partition: 1947
History is written by the victors. In the 340-room opulent Delhi house lives master of the countrys fate Lord Mountbatten, who has no clue about what ...more
First Post
Partition: 1947
Gurinder Chadhas early films, in particular Bhaji on the Beach and Bend It Like Beckham, rank way up there on my list of what were once referred to as ...more
NDTV
Partition: 1947
Director and co-writer Gurinder Chadha embeds a fictionalized Hindu-Muslim love story in her faux-historical pastiche about the Partition of India and ...more
Deccan Chronicle
Partition: 1947
Known for making films like Bride and Prejudice, Bend It Like Beckham, director Gurinder Chadha, of Kenyan origin, brings you all a film that unmasks ...more