Rachel Saltz The New York Times
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Review: Kapoor & Sons Centers on an Indian Family's Flaws
Shakun Batra, whose previous films include Ek Main aur Ekk Tu, has a naturalist's feel for character and situations that's unusual in mainstream Bollywood. Even though Kapoor & Sons goes from lightly comic to more darkly dramatic to pretty overtly melodramatic, it never loses its lived-in quality
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'India's Daughter': A Horrifying Gang Rape and Its Festering Wounds
At the end of her film, Udwin reminds us of the obvious - violence against women is not merely an Indian problem.
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A Bollywood Ode to American Gangster Movies
Bombay Velvet is more about movies than it is about gangsters
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Review: Kapoor & Sons Centers on an Indian Family's Flaws
Shakun Batra, whose previous films include Ek Main aur Ekk Tu, has a naturalist's feel for character and situations that's unusual in mainstream Bollywood. Even though Kapoor & Sons goes from lightly comic to more darkly dramatic to pretty overtly melodramatic, it never loses its lived-in quality
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'India's Daughter': A Horrifying Gang Rape and Its Festering Wounds
At the end of her film, Udwin reminds us of the obvious - violence against women is not merely an Indian problem.
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A Bollywood Ode to American Gangster Movies
Bombay Velvet is more about movies than it is about gangsters
