Updated On: 22 February, 2019 08:10 AM IST | Mumbai | IANS
This is the mood that the country is now experiencing. Kesari echoes the public sentiment. Don't stop at anything to crush the enemy. In one sequence an Afghan enemy threatens to subjugate India and its people

The trailer of Anurag Singh's Kesari is every bit that patriotic juggernaut that we expected it to be. It is passionate and bombastic, brimming over with nationalistic indignation as Akshay Kumar, plays a wizened but lionhearted Sardar Ishar Singh who along with 21 Sikh soldiers defeated an Afghan battalion of 10,000 soldiers.
This is a tale of wide-angled valour. And I really can't see anyone except Akshay carrying it off. There is a certain element of trendy gravitas about his personality which contemporises history (this one is set in 1897) without trivializing it in any way. And Akshay can nail the jingoistic rhetorics like no one else cab. His bloodcurdling war cry at the end of the trailer is so inspiring it prompted me to mutter 'Jai Hind'.