Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India
Adventure • PG • 2001 • 3 hr 53 min
Directed By
Written By
Ashutosh Gowariker, Sanjay Dayma, Ashutosh Gowariker, Kumar Dave
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Really good movie. Engaging as hell and one AR Rahman's best works as a composer.
It shows the struggles of Indian people when Britishers were there
A great movie with great songs and a nice story that ends up being really compelling
I haven’t seen too many Bollywood films but I’m learning that anything Aamir Khan is in is always worth watching.
Aamir can always carry a film. Very inspirational and enjoyable.
Classic movie. Must watch for everyone.
A timeless epic, music is amazing, story is inspiring, my love for this film is abundant and I would recommend it to almost everyone
I've never been a fan of Bollywood -movies, but Lagaan changed that completely. What a masterpiece! Everyone should watch it.
Interesting story but I never really got hooked onto the film.
What else to say, it is in IMDB top 250 list.
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