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Ikkis

Now Streaming · Jan 1, 2026 · 2h 27m · Biographical, Patriotic

7.6/10(7 reviews)

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News18.comReliance Industries

8/10

News18 says Ikkis brings a fresh, emotional perspective to the war-film genre, with Dharmendra leaving a strong emotional impact. The review praises Agastya Nanda’s sincere performance as Arun Khetarpal and says the film works as a moving tribute to courage, sacrifice and patriotism.

Koimoi.comContests2win.com

8/10

Koimoi says Ikkis is a moving war film where emotions matter more than explosions, with passion and humanity driving the story. The review praises Dharmendra’s final performance, Agastya Nanda’s sincerity, and the film’s heartfelt treatment of Arun Khetarpal’s bravery and sacrifice.

Filmibeat.comGreynium

8/10

Filmibeat calls Ikkis an inspiring, deeply moving war drama that chooses quiet emotion over loud nationalism. The review praises Dharmendra, Jaideep Ahlawat and Agastya Nanda, saying the film honors Arun Khetarpal’s courage, sacrifice and legacy with sincerity.

Taran AdarshBollywood Hungama

8/10

Bollywood Hungama calls Ikkis a deeply human war film about courage, sacrifice and reconciliation. The review praises Agastya Nanda’s sincere performance, Dharmendra’s emotional depth, Jaideep Ahlawat’s nuanced act, and the gripping Battle of Basantar sequence, while noting the first half could have been more cohesive.

Bollywoodlife.comZee Media

8/10

BollywoodLife calls Ikkis a powerful, and courageous war drama that tells Arun Khetarpal’s story with emotion, and patriotism. The review praises Agastya Nanda’s strong performance, Dharmendra’s emotional presence, and Jaideep Ahlawat’s impactful act, saying the film works as a heartfelt tribute to bravery and sacrifice.

Hindustantimes.comHT Media

7/10

Hindustan Times says Ikkis is most moving when it shifts from war spectacle to an emotional reminder of Arun Khetarpal’s sacrifice. The review praises Dharmendra and Jaideep Ahlawat’s powerful second-half scenes, while noting that Agastya Nanda fits the role visually but remains surface-level until the climax.