In this movie director told that it was between India an Pakistan war n 1971. But it was totally false. It was between East Paskistan and West Pakistan. East Pakistan Become Bangladesh after war. India Joined the war for only 15 days before the Victory Day. It was not Indo-Pak war in any ways.

At first I never understood why the movie was getting rated down so badly. Looking at the IMDb reviews I though i wouldn't want to see the movie. But the songs of this movie has always been one of my favorites - kunto maula, gunday title track. ITs when I started reading the reviews I really understand where these low ratings are coming from. Its rated 1 start by mostly those Bangladeshis who do not agree with the story of the movie. I understand they may not relate to the story but then if one was to rate the movie on its story I would rate it 8/10 and acting will fetch 7.5/10 but the climax of the movie is what really made me cry. Through out the movie I was slowly drawn into the close bonds the two lead characters share on the screen. It makes you cry at the end. Then climax is full 'paisa vasool' worth the money. It have seen the climax at least 10 - 15 times. Its when the movie ends you make sense out of the story, background narration by the two gundays makes it worth a worth second time. Don't go by the 1/10 rating these Bangladeshis have given because it shows how much Bangladeshis would like to be a part of this nation called Indian out of which they were born. 1 start rating is not due to bad story or bad acting but because it deeply hurts a Bangladeshis ego / sentiments. I have always considered Bangladeshis as brothers but then after all during 1947 they (as a part of Pakistan) had decided to part from India on the basis of religion - such stupids are difficult to find anywhere in the world.

"Gunday" follows a familiar territory of best friends turning foes for their common love. What follows is an action packed story of petty thieves turning into the city's biggest outlaws and a cop relentlessly following the criminal duo. Such stories used to be favorite among the '70s film makers. Story-wise, the film isn't more than an average '70s action film full of improbabilities. You can't just digest Ranvir Singh and Arjun Kapoor as the most notorious bandits of Calcutta in the 80s as the film projects nor the police action against them looks much realistic. Overall, "Gunday" is weak in its story with unlovable characters and tastelessness. Performance wise too, the film falls short for the under performed roles of Irfan Khan and Priyanka Chopra. If the film grips a little, it's for the fast pace and the technical aspects of the film.Rating: 1 star out of 4

OK it's not a good movie but I've seen worse than Gunday. I don't like Arjun Kapoor, he can't act at all but Ranveer and Irrfan were good. Come on, they don't deserve the worst movie title. I think cinematography, musics, and casting are good. This movie don't deserve "1". I guess Bangladeshis voted for 1, so this is not fair.The fight scene was funny because Arjun and Ranveer both look like wrestlers with oil (like traditional Turkish wrestling). In the end Irrfan shot Arjun in the heart but he was still alive and when they were running we could see the hole on his shirt but couldn't see the wound on his chest. That was silly. But still, Gunday doesn't deserve "the worst movie" title. Watch and see. My vote is 5; for the songs, Priyanka's dance and cinematography. Don't like the story and Arjun.