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 'SARDAR' is really very interesting movie that portrays sardar's biography,a great national leader of India. This film clears many doubts about him. Sardar was most practical man rather than emotional as Jawahar. He dedicated whole heartadly to the nation. Movie also reflects real picture of pre-independent India. This movie is more talkative and the meetings by leaders were central attraction of the film. While meeting was going on under the administration of Mahatma gandhi, there was a symbolic picture of Bharatmata who arrested by chain in the map of India, it suggests pre-independent era. Partition was most practical decision by sardar. And yet after being separate nation pakistan could not stop the violence. It is commented that:   "Darek deshma ek lashkar hoy che pan pakistan Evo desh che je lashkar ma che." Violence destroys the lives of many hindu and muslims. It is very true that 
                      "Jang to chand roj ki hoti hai par jindgi barso talak roti hai."
This blood shed violence hurts sardar and he took many decisions which was correct at that time.

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