Line of Control (DVD)

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... them as they went away, sometimes to return devastated from what they have been through and sometimes to never return at all; breaking promises to loved ones that of course they will come back home! MY THOUGHTS I would have to say the cinematography is quite powerful and some excellent and realistic action sequences were used. All in all it seems no expense was spared in the making of this film (apparently it was the most expensive Hindi film made - at the time of its release anyway). The film is "watcha...more

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Line of Control (DVD): How Long is the Line of Control? (film only review) (820 words)
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Line of Control is a Hindi language film and is the biggest ever war film made in India (at the time of its release and still at the time of writing in 2008). It is a very lengthy film at over 4 hours in length and was released in 2003. SYNOPSIS The film has been made in documentary/drama style and tells the story of Operation Vijay in Kargil in 1999 as a way of paying tribute to those who fought and gave up their lives in this war. The war took place due to Pakistani forces intruding past the "line of control" into Indian Territory causing the Indian government to instruct its army to defend Indian borders. Many lives were lost, ... Read the complete review

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