If you cannot tolerate apartheid in the name of politics, this Madhur Bhandarkar scrapbook straight from the 70s is for you.

With Indu Sarkar, Bhandarkar drops most gimmicks and turns the page. But he is still far from Page 3

A nicely narrated story of how common people’s lives were impacted during an emergency. I would recommend watching this one.

Indu Sarkar is no satire or subliminal piece on the history of Indian politics. It takes too many cinematic liberties, but thankfully its focus on the strong female lead lends it credibility and keeps the jingoism curbed. The performances are certainly its strength. Thankfully its rights outnumber its wrongs, making it an engaging watch for sure. 

Indu Sarkar shows an India which had to fight for freedom twice. That makes it a must watch.