“Ground Zero” produced by Tejas Prabha Vijay deoskar, is a film that pays tribute to the courage and determination that is the Indian Border Security Force (BSF). The film was released in 2025. action-drama in Hindi has received praise for its captivating narrative, securing an 7.9/10 review at IMDb in addition to an 8.5/10 on BookMyShow. With a strong cast, with Emraan Hashmi as the indomitable BSF agent Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey as well as Sai Tamhankar as Jaya Dubey, the film is a riveting examination of patriotism and courage and the lengths that are required to protect a country. Take a look at this powerful story as you explore the collection of movies and web series from different types on SSRmovies.
Ground Zero (2025)
IMDb: 7.6/10 || Size: See below ▼ ||
Genres: Action, Drama, History
Director: Tejas Prabha Vijay Deoskar
Writers: Sanchit Gupta, Priyadarshee Srivastava
Stars: Emraan Hashmi, Sai Tamhankar, Aeklavya Tomer
After the 2001 Parliament attack, BSF officer Dubey leads a 2-year probe uncovering the mastermind Ghazi Baba, enabling India’s biggest anti-terror operation.
Read our full spoiler-free review below.
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The Plot That Hooks You
Based on the real-life 2001 Indian Parliament attack The plot unfolds around BSF agent Narendra Nath DharDubey who leads an exhaustive two-year investigation into the incident. The plot unfolds as Dubey discovers the person responsible for the attack, Ghazi Baba Ghazi Baba, the leader of Jaish-eMohammed, a terrorist group famous for coordinating various terror plots.
The film doesn’t only focus on the strategic and tactical aspects of intelligence it also immerses the viewer in the psychological and emotional ramifications of an operation like this. With a tense, thrilling scenes, “Ground Zero” offers an in-depth look at the costs of national security while balancing it with stories of sacrifice, loyalty and perseverance.
While the film does lead for one of India’s biggest anti-terror campaigns, the final scene is shrewdly avoiding overwrought drama and instead focuses on authentic real-life, high-risk realism.
Note that there is no spoiler: We won’t divulge the details of Dubey’s operations as well as the future of Ghazi Baba’s family however, be assured that the rewards are worth every second spent waiting.
Cast and Characters
- Emraan Hashmi is a standout as the BSF Officer Dubey. His professionalism and respect for the character add a heft to the character, which reflects the true heroes of counter-terrorism efforts.
- Sai Tamhankar as Jaya Dubey, adds emotional depth to the storyline depicting the quiet strength of a woman who has to balance family life and the sacrifices that come with being married to an army soldier.
- Rockey Raina portrays Ghazi Baba with a chilling conviction and embodies the calculated menace of an infamous terrorist. Additionally, Mukesh Tiwari as CO Sharma and Zoya Hussain as Aadila excel in their role as support characters.
These performances help to anchor this story and make it more relatable and emotional.
Behind the Scenes
The film is driven by a creative and talented team. Produced by Tejas Prabha Vijay Deoskar the screenplay is written by Sanchit Gaupta, and Priyadarshee Srivastava, who skillfully combine historical details with filmic drama. The film is produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar under the banner of Excel Entertainment, “Ground Zero” is a production of the highest that is of the highest quality.
The cinematography of the filmmaker Kamaljeet Negi captures the tranquil beauty as well as the tense atmosphere of Kashmir which is the center of much of the plot. Editors Chandrashekhar Purjapati assures a fast pace that keeps the viewer’s focus from the beginning until the end.
The music is a further highlight and features a score written by John Stewart Eduri and songs composed with Tanishk Bagchi, Rohan-Rohan, and Sunny Inder. Songs like “Lahoo” or “Fateh” effortlessly blend beautiful lyrics and haunting tunes and elevate the emotional moments of the film.
A Critical Look
Historical Accuracy and Drama
Ground Zero handles a sensitive time period that is a sensitive period in Indian time with care and sensitivity. Although certain liberties have been utilized to make the film more dramatic but the fundamental events remain grounded in documented events. This allows the film to pay tribute to real-life heroes, while enthralling viewers by delivering a captivating story.
Cinematography and Visuals
The Kashmir valley offers stunning and a haunting backdrop for this film. It adds an extra authentic element to the narrative. Negi’s cinematography expertly changes between serene scenery and the threat lurking within the boundaries.
The Music
The music score merits particular mention because of its capacity to amplify emotions without consuming the story. Songs such as “Pehli Dafa” remain in your head for a long time after the credits have ended and add to the emotional impact of the tale.
What Works
- authenticity: Dialogues and performances are realistic without the melodrama that is often used in the patriotic sagas of Bollywood.
- An Engaging Story The pace is steady and has carefully-placed action scenes and emotional moments.
- Brilliant Performances The cast, in particular Hashmi is beyond expectations thanks to their enthralling yet subtle acting.
Shortcomings?
Perhaps the only thing to criticize would be a few pacing issues during the middle of the film, in which character development stalls the story’s momentum. But these instances are outweighed by the thrilling second half, resulting in a small flaw in an outstanding film.
Box Office Reception
Based on a budget of Rs50 crores “Ground Zero” was a disappointment in the box office and earned Rs9.25-9.91 crores in the world. Yet it’s critical acclaim scores that are 7.9/10 on IMDb and a rousing audience response (8.5 for BookMyShow) confirm its status as a cinematic treasure. For those who love history, Bollywood fans, and those who love the sagas of soldiers, “Ground Zero” delivers more than entertainment.
Final Verdict
“Ground Zero” isn’t only a film, it’s an ode to the courage of the human spirit, strength, and endurance of those who defend the nation. Through blending drama with history and action with reflection The film stands out from the standard Bollywood filmmaking, and sets an example for cinema that is patriotic.
If you’re looking for thrilling suspense or inspirational real-life tales, “Ground Zero” deserves an appearance. Include it in your schedule for the weekend and enjoy an experience that’s equally thrilling and moving.
