Unbroken

Three stories, all having one common thread, Forgiveness. An emotional rollercoaster. Sister Rani's story was the most impactful according to me, it left me in tears. A great documentary which doesn't take sides and takes the third person perspective. Hats off to Aamir Khan for bringing something like this.

What did we achieve with forgiving, after 9 years of 26/11 where 200 innocents were mercilessly killed now in Srilanka another 300+ families mourning and our only response should be forgiving? This movie shows the criminal mindsets elegantly and glorifies forgiving which can't be the only answer for what the victims have to go through. When will Aamir make movies about Islamic hatred being imbibed into young minds, when will Aamir make movie about reforming 6th century tribal barabric ideology?

A film for everyone. The hard hitting reality couldn't have been shown in a more graceful way. A short film with a big lesson for humans - forgiveness is key to happiness. With the current situation of increasing intolerance, this movie makes you think what is the fuss all about. Coz in the end, the culprit and the victim both suffer equally.

Wow Rubaru Roshni i have no words to describe how awesome this documentary is, but i can assure you it will definitely make you cry no matter how cold hearted u are.........

When I watch this movie i felt so sad about this 3tragic and emotional stories and i think about all the incidents Happen in India and through the world about peace to all of them they who suffering this type of incidents And i pray to Allaah about every person in the world and forgive to their enemy's *Kyunki dangaa hota nahi hey karvaya jata hey* Mahatma gandhi

Was overwhelmed. Cinematography, music, narration everything was on point. Only Aamir khan is able to spot and produce this kind of art time and again. Sad about the underwhelming response this gem received from television audience of our country. Media is flooded with reviews for many crap movies acted by so called heroes in the name of commercial cinema but could find only very few for this documentary even here in IMDB.