Farah Khan Ali Hails 'Ikkis': Dharmendra's "Most Moving Swan Song," Agastya Nanda "Superb"

• Farah Khan Ali reviewed Sriram Raghavan's upcoming film 'Ikkis', calling it "exceptional," "deeply sensitive," and a "must-watch."
• She praised Dharmendra's performance as a "masterclass" and his "most moving swan song," highlighting its rare grace and emotional depth.
• Agastya Nanda received accolades for his "superb," "natural," and "compelling" portrayal, carrying his role with ease.
• The film, based on Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal's life during the 1971 India-Pakistan War, avoids jingoism and emphasizes empathy.
• 'Ikkis' marks Dharmendra's posthumous appearance and is set for a theatrical release on January 1, 2026.

Why It Matters: Farah Khan Ali praises 'Ikkis' for its sensitivity, Dharmendra's powerful act, and Agastya's strong debut.