Watched three movies as mentioned above.
UT 69
- This movie was watched on the big screen.
- It shows how Raj Kundra got to spend time in prison as an undertrial for 63 days.
- I will say the movie may not be true, I doubt it.
- I mean Raj Kundra would not have spent time in cell made for 45 people and actually housed 245 people. It is just unbelievable.
- But what is believable is the fact that you feel you are actually there in prison in the middle of Mumbai city, in Arthur Road jail surrounded by sea in three sides.
- The feeling of being in Mumbai, erstwhile Bombay city is real.
- No prisoner is taller or as well built as Raj Kundra and that could be deliberate attempt.
- Next is no foreigner or African is in the prison.
- Actually there can be foreigners, this movie should be watched by foreigners.
- They should know what an Indian prison is like.
- And Mumbai could be the most "humane" city of India.
- People of Mumbai can understand your problem and offer help.
- Any other Indian city prisons could be worse.
Killers of the Flower Moon
- This movie was watched on big screen.
- This movie shows what has not been shown earlier.
- Inter marriage between Whites and American Indians resulting in the American Indians killing and seizure of properties by Whites.
- It just shows whites went to lengths to capture what was Indian territory and properties.
- Worth watching.
Aankh Micholi
- This comedy movie was watched on big screen.
- This movie they have spent too much effort to highlight simple fact and that is the power of love.
- I mean people sacrifice a lot of things in life to keep relationships alive.
- They ignore people deficiencies and work together as a family.
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