This is very good portrayal of the injustice tribal people have been subjected to, for years together. Police and government officials are largely corrupt, it's high time government look into the hard life of tribals and sincerely work for their benefit. Until that happens, the war will go on.....

All of the government (who are also socialists BTW) are depicted as corrupt and evil, and the marxist are the good guys even when they murder an accountant for not meeting their wage demands (something the mafia used to do). Also why is there a song and dance number during a murder? And the framed guy who was portrayed as a victim was supporting a murder the day before, they just glazed over that part.

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Geez. Hate the police much?

This is a realistic, well-written film depicting the struggle for equality and dignity being fought by the "tribal" castes of India. Indeed they have faced discrimination and manipulation at the hands of corrupt government officials ever since the founding of the Indian nation in 1948. However, I also agree with the previous reviewer that the movie paints the Marxists in a pretty rosey light--given that they are prone to be just as violent as the police towards villagers throughout India. Although their slogans are that they are fighting for the people, of course we all know that they are fighting for themselves and their own ambitions to power. This was rather underplayed in the movie, as the Marxists in this one are mostly seen as the good guys.The writing and acting in the movie are mostly done in a realistic manner--not the heavy handed melo-dramatic style of many Bollywood films. So too, the music in this movie is less formulaic and actually resembles the folk music and poetry of the Tribals more closely than the typical Mumbai fare. So I think many in the Westerner-audience will have an ability to appreciate this film more so than many others that come out of India.

Most of what they show in this movie is true, but then one sided truth. one has to understand that India is a third world country and wants to develop each and every part of its country. The movie does not show that these so called red revolutionaries do not let any development come to its areas, they blast off schools hospitals and any transportation infrastructure or any thing that would bring progress to the tribal areas.
This is because if these areas progress there would not be any areas for them to rule up on. And not only that even they have killed the same tribal whom they say they protect who question their methods(like the naxalite who wants to kill the doctor because the doctor has become bigger than them)