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I absolutely loved the film and the creative choices made by the directors. Any shortcomings seamlessly transformed into assets, such as the intriguing ambiguity around whether the actors were intentionally portraying mediocre characters or if they were, in fact, exceptional actors brilliantly embodying such roles. The storytelling and narration were captivating, guiding the audience seamlessly through the entire movie. The film carried a unique, low-budget charm that, surprisingly, complemented the storyline exceptionally well. Overall, I am thoroughly impressed and eagerly anticipate the directors' future endeavors.

This documentary portrays Prime Minister Modi as anti-Muslim, which is not true. The BBC should be ashamed of themselves for spreading propaganda like this. Someone should count how many times the term "Hindu nationalist" is used in this so-called documentary. The funniest part is that this is made by the BBC, which is based in a "Christian nationalist" country. What do BBC have to say about that? Most of the people who have been interviewed have a documented anti-India bias. I am a resident of Delhi and I was here when the CAA protests were going on. I know the restraint Delhi Police had shown during the protests. You can't allow anti-social elements to destroy public property and threaten human life. I totally support the Police action. It was necessary.