No nuance, just judgement.

[The Sabarmati Report] steers off somewhere in the middle of the road, makes us question its intentions a couple of times, but comes back on track for the climax.

The Sabarmati Report is so flimsy in its execution, taking offence to it would be dignifying its existence.

The docudrama format often slips into theatricality, with scenes feeling unnaturally staged. Real-life footage is woven into the film to heighten authenticity, yet its placement seems almost too aware of itself, leaving us to wonder ...