Cast : Mohanlal, Sania Singh, Biju Menon, Siddique, Bineesh Kodiyeri, Manikantan, Cochin Hanifa, Suraaj Venjarammoodu
Music : Chitra Das
Director : Major Ravi
Producer : Santhosh Damodaran

All movies about war tend to emphasize both the horror of war and the honor exhibited by certain participants. Also is 'Kurukshetra' which ends up as another "hero centric" movie woven around the deeds and activities of the protagonist colonel Mahadevan, who is valiantly piloting his troops at Kargil, The movie in its opening reels tries to introduce various characters and their hopes of joining their family and how they love their homeland. And in another half an hour arrive the colonel who is in charge to carry on the entire recapturing act.And thereafter the movie moves forward in an engaging pace, but through the eyes of protogonist.
 
Those who had followed the news closely will find little new here. What makes 'Kurukshrtra' stand out is its overwhelming concentration of information and its absence at times, thus allowing its director Major Ravi to make his drawn out points at some length, developing it from a nipping soundbite into a full-jawed mauling. There are a lot of references into the real incidents like missing goat stories, 'Dutt's '' Journo'' act reporting from Bunkers, to the infamous''coffin scandal''. Unfortunately, a wannabe exciting and thoughtful movie is spoiled by too much verbose meandering at times... Major Ravi seems to have identitfied the use of original lanugases as one prime reason of the downfall of his previous'' 'Mission90 Days''at the B O, and here we have every soldier speaking Malayalam in the hilly terians. It all makes for some seriously pointless viewing, at times with this ''Kerala'' battalion speaking Malayalam all the way, taking the lead in  one battle sequences which merges into the next, with precious little in-between to give us a serious watch.