A new war film hailed as potentially one of the “best war films in British cinematic history” will hit screens this week.

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The film depicts the aftermath of the brutal Jallianwala Bagh massacre of 1919, with Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair’s notable legal battle against the British Empire at its core. Nair, an Indian jurist and ...

But, as Betjeman noted at the time, and as Ashley Jackson reminds us in this magisterial book, there was another vast power bloc involved in the struggle and – unlike the latecoming US and USSR – ...

Hannay and Arbuthnot went undercover into the Ottoman Empire to thwart German plans (the Ottomans were allied to the Central Powers) to foment rebellion in Muslim lands against their British ...

Nevertheless, in the wrong hands, war movies can be — however ironically — quite dull. Or worse, cynical propaganda exercises. However, there have been many depictions of war that have stuck ...

Akshay Kumar delivers the role of Shankaran Nair with utmost precision. It was this fightback case that shook the British Empire. The movie also touches upon the role played by Kirpal Singh, the ...

The film is inspired Shakespear's King Lear as well as the life of the 16th-century feudal ruler Mori Motonari ...

In the trailer as well as the film, when a voiceover states, “You are still a slave to the British Empire,” Akshay Kumar silences him with “F**k You.” This created a stir. Now, director ...