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A friend of mine invited me to watch this new movie playing in AMC called Partition, based on the partition of colonial India into Pakistan and now India.

Being a very nationalistic Pakistani, I am trying to keep an open mind about the point of views about the partition. But with all movies that I have seen on the subject, and they are mostly done by Indian descent people, tend to put a favourable light on Indians (now current) and villanous casting is depicted of the pakistanis (muslims mostly).

I can’t say I am excited, but lets hope it is good enough for the 8 dollars I am going to spend on it.

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