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Movie review: 'Noblemen' is a brutal wake-up call against bullying | ||||||||
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Movie: "Noblemen" Cast: Kunal Kapoor, Ali Haji, M.K Raina; Director: Vandana Kataria; Rating: 4 stars Seeing a film without knowing much about its subject matter and the way the plot is likely to go, can sometimes put the audience in an awfully uncomfortable situation. The discomfort of the familiar is what we get in this week's two releases. "Article 15" takes us into a deep dive to witness the horrors of the caste system. This is not an easy film to sit through. To begin with, it lures us into an illusory sense of innocuousness. You know, the soporific hill station boarding school with some romance thrown in a la "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai", "Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar". A bunch of blithe students prepare to perform William Shakespeare's "The Merchant Of Venice" for Foundation Day. And Shay (Ali Haji) clearly has a crush on his drama teacher (played with sensitivity and equipoise by Kunal Kapoor). Contrary to its sunny sheen, "Noblemen" is a grim and shocking reminder of the depravity and intolerance that often underlines the well-aligned smooth operation of elitist educational institutions. Director Vandana Kataria and her co-writers Sonia Bahl and Sunil Drego dig deep into the darkest recesses of teen-angst and emerge with a tale as brutal and gentle as the play that the characters set out to perform at the outset. | ||||||||
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