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The film garnered mixed reviews from critics. Nitin Bhave of Times of India praised the film for its acting performances and gave the film 3 out of 5 stars.[13] Rajeev Masand of News18 gave 2 stars by saying "This is at Best an Average Movie".[14] Hindustan Times criticised the director's confused narrative by giving 2 stars.[15] Giving 2 stars Indian Express also panned the film by saying "A watered-down, bloodless version of the Emergency".[16]

On the other hand, you can see Indu Sarkar as a double-edged sword. While it depicts the Emergency and the Gandhi family as the perpetrators of cruelty and injustice inflicted upon the masses, the film actually shows the misuse of power. If Madhur Bhandarkar wanted to patronise the ruling party, the irony of his own film is lost on him. The irony of Indu Sarkar is that it is so indulgent in highlighting the importance of free speech and democracy that you could change a few names, few other situations and it could well have been a film about the crisis India is facing today: People with allegiances to the ruling party exploiting the masses and even politicians at their own will.

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With the Emergency in the foreground, Bhandarkar brings to us the story of the titular protagonist (played by Kirti Kulhari), an orphan in Delhi who has spent her entire life trying to overcome a congenital stammer. Teenaged and surnameless, Indu wants nothing more than to be a good wife to some man some day. On the eve of the Emergency, she meets a Bengali named Navin Sarkar (Tota Roy Choudhury), a government official whose star is rising due to his known proximity to a prominent Congress politician. Indu and Navin marry, and she lives out an opinionless existence as his servile spouse until one day during the Emergency, she happens to venture into Turkman Gate area in Delhi, where the police are engaged in a street battle with residents opposing the bulldozing of their houses by the sarkar (government).

At one point in Madhur Bhandarkar's Indu Sarkar, Chief (Neil Nitin Mukesh, in an uncannily similar get-up as Sanjay Gandhi) tells one of his chamchas, "Oh, just shut up!" If only every character in Bhandarkar's sleep-inducing 'Emergency drama' could take Chief's advice and not make us go through this near-2.5-hour long torture. The film tries to portray on 70 mm the trials and tribulations common people had to face in India's darkest hour after Independence. It deals with events that unfold over a period of 21 months, the time that the Emergency lasted in Indira Gandhi-led India in 1975-77.

Indeed, every time Madhur seems to be veering in the direction of giving us a sense of the actual 'Indu sarkar' that we all came to watch, he quickly shifts track to the dysfunctional marriage between Indu and her saviour-turned-villain husband Naveen Sarkar (Tota Roy Chowdhury). be457b7860