Reviews
Guru Nanak Jahaz
Original titleਗੁਰੂ ਨਾਨਕ ਜਹਾਜ਼
starring Tarsem Jassar and Gurpreet Ghuggi
- 5 from the press
Guru Nanak Jahaz: reviews
Reviews
What the critics say average 7.2 from 5 outlets
- 9.0 Punjabi Mania
Directed by Sharan Art, the visionary behind Mastaney, this film doesn’t merely recount the Komagata Maru incident of 1914, it resurrects it.
Read - 8.0 The Indian ExpressSukhpreet Kahlon
A powerful retelling of a pivotal event, the film concentrates on the intricate web woven by the government to keep the immigrants out and the ways in which the passengers on the ship navigated it.
Read - 7.0 The Times of IndiaArchika Khurana
A heartfelt, visually rich, and emotionally resonant tribute to unsung heroes. Despite its uneven pacing, Guru Nanak Jahaz stands tall as a film that educates, moves, and awakens.
Read - 7.0 PancouverGurpreet Singh
The screenwriters, Sharan Art (also the director) and Harnav Bir Singh, took liberties in altering a few historical facts, yet the film depicts real events in a very creative and moving way.
Read - 5.0 The TribuneGurnaaz Kaur
The film moves at a slow pace, and some scenes feel stretched and tend to get boring. But, thankfully, the message is not lost.
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Questions about the reviews of Guru Nanak Jahaz
- What score does Guru Nanak Jahaz have?
- The critics, 7.2 on average from 5 reviews.
- What do the critics say about Guru Nanak Jahaz?
- The highest score is Punjabi Mania’s (9.0) and the lowest The Tribune’s (5.0).