This film deserves an 8 cos of the solid direction, script n acting but I am generous with 10 so that more indie films like these r made in India n the reels of the awful ones like Simbba, Race 3, Padmavat, Kesari, etc, shud be flushed down the toilet.
Also I am a sucker for Western films n it's rare to come across a Western film from Bollywood.
Coming back to this film, it is n underrated directorial effort by Abhishek Chaubey whose earlier films were mostly shot in the dusty countrysides.
It has shades of Outlaw Josey Wales n the film's twist is harrowing like the one from Incendies.
It has awesome cinematography, stunning landscapes of rugged, ravine-streaked hills and calm rivers contrasted with bloody brutal gun fight sequences.
The cinematography brings the bleakest of environments to frightening life, aided by the fact that the locations were every bit as bleak as they appeared on screen.
The film is a juxtaposition of brutal reality and rustic serenity.
The story is about outlaws living in the ravines.
We have outlaws based on the caste system but the most neglected n persecuted ones r the poor dalits.
My only two cribs. They shud have shown some crocodile violence n they shud have shown the lead cop's heading busting like a watermelon.
