Madras Cafe

Set in 1980's era, the film unfolds some dark pages in the Indian history. The Indian Intelligence agent appointed by Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Vikram Singh (John Abraham) is on a concealed political operation and hence, departs to Sri Lanka with his team. Vikram is assigned the chore ...

Critics Rating :

One Line Review: A heroic hitherto unexplored cinematic endeavor to highlight some poignant memories in Indian political history.

Positive Points: Matchless direction, Superficial art direction, Elite cinematography, Tight-lipped performance by Nargis Fakhri, Realistic background settings enlivening historical era.

Negative Points: Non-enticing background score.

Plot: Having its roots dipped in the 1980's era, the story narrates about Sri Lankan civil war regarding the separatism issue. Vikram Singh (John Abraham), an Indian Intelligence officer appointed by Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), is assigned a clandestine political mission to Sri Lanka. Vikram and his team is...