The film is slated for a theatrical release on January 10, 2025.[6][7]
Plot
The Nation At Stake sheds light on a boiling conspiracy operating on two fronts: the internal politics within India, centered on the divisive narrative of 'Saffron Terror,' and the calculated strategies of Pakistan’s high command and intelligence networks to destabilize India, resulting in the 26/11 attacks. The movie offers a stark revelation of power games and their far-reaching consequences.
The film was earlier scheduled to be released in theatres on 15 November 2024[8] but a petition was filed in the Bombay High Court to stop its release.[9] The petition stated that the film promotes negative stereotypes against Muslims.[10]
But the Bombay High Court dismissed the petition,[11] and saying that the film is a work of fiction and gave the green signal for its release.[12][13]
Release
The film is scheduled to release in theatres on 10 January 2025.[14]
Reception
Ganesh Aglave from Firstpost described the film as a "slow, complicated, verbose political thriller" but lauded Vineet Kumar Singh's shining performance, noting his ability to carry the narrative despite the film's convoluted storytelling.[15] Dhaval Roy of The Times of India gave a balanced review, appreciating the film's intense political drama and Singh's compelling portrayal but pointing out that the slow pacing and dense plot might not appeal to all audiences.[16] A reviewer from Zee News called it a "gripping political thriller that unravels dark truths," highlighting its bold narrative and Singh's nuanced performance as key strengths.[17] Pankaj Shukla of Amar Ujala praised the film's exploration of the Malegaon bomb blast and its political undertones, crediting Singh's intense portrayal and the director's vision, though he noted some narrative inconsistencies.[18] A reviewer from Jagran labeled it a "must-watch thrilling ride through politics and terrorism," emphasizing Singh's stellar performance and the film's ability to keep viewers engaged with its suspenseful plot.[19] Madhav Sharma of Times Now Hindi stated that the political drama "is going to leave you speechless," commending its bold storytelling, Singh's commanding presence, and the film's ability to tackle sensitive themes effectively.[20]
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