Rohit Ameriya

The Sabarmati Report (2024) drops you right into the chaos and confusion following the infamous Godhra train burning. The story basically tears into the aftermath—media circus, political games, people’s anger boiling over. Rohit Ameriya, who’s front and center, plays a journalist trying to dig out the truth when nobody really wants to listen. The stakes? Pretty much life or death, but also—maybe even bigger than that—the soul of a country teetering on the edge. You’ve got this blend of gritty investigation, human drama, and the kind of tension that just won’t quit. People are pointing fingers, families are shattered, and the city’s basically a powder keg. Every character is either hiding something or running from something, and you never know who’s telling the truth. Rohit’s character gets sucked into this maze of lies, rumors, and outright threats, and it’s not just his job at risk. One wrong move, and he’s done for. The film doesn’t pull its punches about how ugly things can get when truth gets twisted for power. It’s messy, emotional, and honestly, kind of exhausting in the best way—because it makes you care. There’s that sense of dread, but also hope, because somehow, even when everything’s falling apart, people still try to do what’s right. If you’re into movies that make you squirm and think, The Sabarmati Report pretty much delivers the whole package.