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  • I Am Zero: The Power Within

    2019Hindi

    A 16-year-old teenage Muslim girl named Zeenat decides to make something of her life when she's made out to be a zero in her school and shunned away.

    Raza Murad

    Sanyogita Yadav

    Umesh Bajpai

    Suraj Tiwari

    10

    6

    • 1.1

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    • 2.7

    • 3.8

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Human K.

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Bielefeld, Germany

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a strong message

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Tamana S.

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El Cajon, United States

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The best ever movie of all👍🏻.

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Draupadi T.

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Los Angeles, United States

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Good message but sad end

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Shauna R.
Fallon, United States

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I would love to watch this movie, but I cannot find where to turn on subtitles. Please help!

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Na S.

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Meppel, The Netherlands

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Maybe we become humans again with such types of movies with a message. Thank you.

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Jay P.
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Hated the ending. The entrenched views of religious bigots will continue to divide us and ensure that people will always revert to 'herd mentality' when spurred on by these bigots. We shouldn't forget that they are not 'men of god' but businessmen, take away religion and they have no source of income or influence. We give them that power, not God, with our subservience. Mee Raqsam is another film to watch to see how religious idolatory creates bigotry.

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