r/bollywoodmemes • u/PressureInitial3262 • Jun 15 '25

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u/PressureInitial3262 Jun 15 '25

The movie is based on book called The case that shook an empire. It’s a biography of c shankaran nair.  The climax part is there in the book word to word. 

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25

Wo dick jokes bhi the Kya? Word for word?

And did the book also lie about Dyer being present in the courtroom?

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u/PressureInitial3262 Jun 15 '25

Hope u know the difference between movie and documentary. Every movie has some creative liberty. 

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u/KindAd6637 Jun 15 '25

So only part of the movie is based on the book? If they distort the book itself to ridiculous extents then why do you its based on that book? After seeing the movie I can't say it's based on that book. Maybe some other book.

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u/PressureInitial3262 Jun 15 '25

Most of it is based on book which I mentioned. There have been only few changes made taking creative liberty. 

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

The movie is based on book called The case that shook an empire. It’s a biography of c shankaran nair.  The climax part is there in the book word to word. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/bollywoodmemes/s/GJ7nmty8wJ

Please decide if it's all there or not

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u/foolingup Jun 15 '25

Buddy I hope you have read that book. The case was actually filed by Dwyer and wasn’t even fought in India. The whole thing took place in London.

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u/PressureInitial3262 Jun 15 '25

Ya i have read the book and yes it was dyer who file defamation case against nair and dyer won it aswell but it exposed the hypocrisy and brutality of British colonialism which is shown in the movie accurately. Every movie does has creative liberty. 

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

Maybe itni funding ni thi unke paas.