People remained silent after watching ‘Ikkis’… Dharmendra and Agastya won hearts, you will be shocked after reading the review!

twenty one review: The film ‘Ikkis’, released on the first day of the new year, is winning the hearts of the audience. This war drama, directed by Shriram Raghavan, is based on the true story of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetrapal, the youngest Param Vir Chakra winner, who was martyred in the 1971 India-Pakistan war. Agastya Nanda has played the lead role in the film, while this is the last film of late actor Dharmendra. There has been a flood of reviews on X since its release.

Audience appreciation and emotional reactions

X users are calling the film a masterpiece. Many wrote that the film has succeeded in making patriotism feel rather than scream. One user said, "Watching Twenty One gave me goosebumps, especially in the last 20 minutes it was difficult to blink." 

Another user wrote, "My eyes filled with tears after seeing Dharmendra ji’s screen presence. This is his most emotional performance." Agastya Nanda’s acting is being appreciated a lot.

People are saying that he showed honesty in a challenging role and made a great debut on the big screen. Jaideep Ahlawat is also being described as a surprise package, who has played the role of a Pakistani officer.

Twenty One is different from other films

‘Ikkis’ is different from the usual war films. It not only shows bravery but also highlights the pain after the war, the suffering of the family and the human side. Praising the direction, people are saying that Shriram Raghavan presented the story in a sensitive manner. The music and editing are also impressive. Many reviews have given 4 to 4.5 stars.

Bravery of Arun Khetrapal

The film is based on the life of Arun Khetrapal, who at the age of just 21 destroyed 10 enemy tanks in the Battle of Basantar. Even after being martyred, his bravery is cited as an example. The Pakistani officer himself had told his father that Pakistan lost because of his son. This story is making the audience both proud and emotional.

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