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Chapekar Brothers: A Movie Review
Chapekar Brothers is a Hindi-language film directed by Devender Kumar Pandey and released in 2016. The film features Abhijit Bhagat, Sanjeet Dhuri and Manoj Bhatt as the Chapekar brothers, Damodar, Balkrishna and Vasudeo, who were Indian revolutionaries involved in the 1896 assassination of the British Plague Commissioner of Pune, W C Rand. The film also stars Govind Namdeo as Bal Gangadhar Tilak, a prominent nationalist leader and mentor of the brothers.
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The film depicts the historical events that led to the assassination, the act itself and its aftermath. The film portrays the brothers as patriotic heroes who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of their motherland. The film also shows the oppressive measures taken by the British authorities to curb the plague outbreak in Pune, such as entering private houses, examining women in public, segregating and evacuating people to hospitals and camps, and preventing movement from the city. These measures were considered humiliating and infuriating by the people of Pune and provoked the brothers to take action against Rand.
The film received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. Some praised the film for its historical accuracy, patriotic message and performances of the actors. Others criticized the film for its poor production quality, melodramatic dialogues and lack of depth in character development. The film also faced some controversy from the Censor Board over a scene in which one of the brothers killed a Christian missionary who was forcing Hindus to convert to Christianity during the British Raj. The filmmakers objected to this censorship by showing references of a Marathi film 22 June 1897 released in 1979 depicting the same scene.
Overall, Chapekar Brothers is a film that tries to pay tribute to the brave martyrs who fought against the British rule in India. The film may appeal to those who are interested in history and nationalism, but may disappoint those who expect a high-quality cinematic experience.
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