Victoria and Abdul

Victoria and Abdul
Victoria and Abdul

Film Details

Year

2017

Duration

112 minutes

Genres

Based on a true story, Comedy, Drama, Period and Historical

Language

English / Hindi / Urdu

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Synopsis

In 1887 – the year of Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee – a young clerk named Abdul Karim arrived in the UK from a poor region of India (then part of the British Empire) to take part in the celebrations and present the queen with a ceremonial coin. He is surprised to find favour with the queen herself and the pair strike up an unusual friendship. Despite attempts by her household and inner circle to put an end to their relationship, the pair develop a close bond, as the queen begins to question the constrictions of her long-held position on the throne. As their friendship deepens, Queen Victoria begins to see a changing world through new eyes.

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PG Classification

Mild bad language, sex references, racist terms

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