If you're expecting to see the beauty of India (Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh) as included in Tarsem's The Fall, this film is not for you.
This is India for real, a glimpse into the way India works, both good and bad, for the most populous country in Earth, with so many surviving on a modest income.
It's an interesting tale, really well cast, well shot and really well told. It doesn't feel like 2 hours 12 minutes. The fact that this is a true story, (actually, what happened to him is even worse) and it's still happening is disturbing. The use of cow tranquilizer is amusing and actually happened.
Definitely worth seeing and thank you to Tarsem for being bold enough to call it out by telling this story.
This is India for real, a glimpse into the way India works, both good and bad, for the most populous country in Earth, with so many surviving on a modest income.
It's an interesting tale, really well cast, well shot and really well told. It doesn't feel like 2 hours 12 minutes. The fact that this is a true story, (actually, what happened to him is even worse) and it's still happening is disturbing. The use of cow tranquilizer is amusing and actually happened.
Definitely worth seeing and thank you to Tarsem for being bold enough to call it out by telling this story.