Nandini Ramnath
Film Editor and Journalist at Scroll.in
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Michael Okeke (Samuel Abiola Robinson) left Nigeria six years ago to make a home for himself in Delhi, but it hasn’t been easy. He still has to spell out his name – “It’s not OK OK. It’s Okeke”. That’s the least of his problems. Racial slurs come his way from adults and children alike. He is even accused of cannibalism. Although he wants to be a marketing manager, he sells drugs to pay his bills – thereby fulfilling one of the stereotypes about his community.
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It’s hard to decide what Uma hates more – marriage in itself, her husband in particular or all of humanity. Uma (Radhika Apte) arrives in Mumbai from her village as Gopal’s bride, about as cheerful as a child who has been assigned homework during her summer vacation. The bangles rattling on the bus transporting Uma to the city sound like chains – one of the several sonic clues to Uma’s fate in Karan Kandhari’s Sister Midnight.
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Karan Tejpal’s Stolen was premiered to a rapturous response at the Mumbai Film Festival in 2023. Tejpal’s feature debut, about the nightmarish experiences of two affluent brothers who are mistaken for kidnappers in a rural corner of India, was expected to get a theatrical release. Instead, Stolen has been picked up by Prime Video, where it will be streamed from June 4.
‘Criminal Justice – A Family Matter’ review: All in a day’s work for Pankaj Tripathi’s Madhav Mishra
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scroll.in | Nandini Ramnath
Pankaj Tripathi’s Madhav Mishra has gone from being one of the reasons to follow the Criminal Justice series to being the main attraction. The formidable lawyer, whose sangfroid comes wrapped in a steeliness forged by his humble origins, was introduced in the JioHotstar show’s first season in 2019. In the fourth and latest season, Madhav is once again at the front and centre of the proceedings. In the third season from 2022, Madhav had moved from the back of a Maruti van into his own office.
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scroll.in | Nandini Ramnath
Raj Khosla was born in 1925, the same year as his mentor Guru Dutt. Khosla went on to become a well-regarded Hindi cinema director, making his debut with a Guru Dutt production – the crime thriller C.I.D. in 1956. Khosla then moved smoothly into other genres. Ghost stories, melodramas, dacoit dramas – Khosla rolled them out mostly with panache until 1989, two years before he died at 66.
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