Description

Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Gillian Anderson, Manish Dayal, Huma Qureshi, Michael Gambon, Simon Callow, Lily Travers, Om Puri, Simon Williams, Sarah-Jane Dias, Samrat Chakrabarti, Roberta Taylor, Tanveer Ghani, Raja Samar Singh Sarila, Denzil Smith, Robin Soans, Terence Harvey, Eran Bein, Yusuf Khurram, Anil Bhagwat, Majid Khan, Lucy Fleming, Neeraj Kabi, Nicholas Blane, Marcus Jean Pirae, Darshan Jariwala, Trishaan, Hriiday Malhotra, Kamal Karamchandani, Noah Zeiler

Director(s): Gurinder Chadha

Based On: About the inside life of the Viceroy's House in 1947 during the Partition of India.

Music By: A. R. Rahman

Plot

The final Viceroy of India, Lord Mountbatten, is tasked with overseeing the transition of British India to independence, but meets with conflict as different sides clash in the face of monumental change.Source:IMDB

Reviews and News

Like Viceroy's House, here are 5 other films that ignore history in favour of fantasyBy:Hindustan Times - 18 Aug,2017

5 reasons why Gurinder Chaddha's 'Partition:1947' fails to tell the real story of PartitionBy:Daily News & Analysis - 18 Aug,2017

Gurinder Chadha's VICEROY'S HOUSE US release In Theaters & On Demand September 1stBy:Daily News & Analysis - 18 Aug,2017

'Partition 1947' wins applause at special screeningsBy:Times of India - 18 Aug,2017

Partition: 1947 Movie Review - A Wishy-Washy, Desiccated History LessonBy:NDTV - 17 Aug,2017

Viceroy's House review: A soapy political sagaBy:The Hindu - 17 Aug,2017

Voices of Partition: One UP Muslim and two Pakistan born Hindus recollect the horrors of 1947By:The Indian Express - 17 Aug,2017

Ghost in the Shell; The Handmaiden; Viceroy’s House and more – reviewBy:The Guardian - 6 Aug,2017

First Official Trailer for Drama 'Viceroy's House' with Gillian AndersonBy:First Showing - 2 Aug,2017

Gurinder Chadha’s New Gillian Anderson-Starring Viceroy’s House Challenges Notions of the British Empire in IndiaBy:The Mary Sue - 6 Aug,2017