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Questions I have after watching this movie is why didn't Indian government do anything to help these victims? Were they part of the genocide? This happened just 30 years ago and no one talks about it, but world still cries about stuff that happened in the 40s.

Everything about this movie was over the top, typical Indian movie, not sure what the message was, is it teaching youth how to torture people and become a serial killer, or it's okay to get knocked up before getting married or make F word cool. I liked the first one, this was a waste of time.

This is a good show with really good actors, but there is so much woke nonsense injected into it.

Watched this movie last night with no expectations and I have no complaints. There were times I was saying why can't the kid do this or that, then had to remind myself this is the 70s and he is just a shy kid, not the fake super intelligent kids with fancy gadgets Disney brainwashes us with now. Too bad it's rated R, I think it's a good movie for preteens and teens to learn from. And they are exposed to most of the violence and language in YouTube already. Not sure if I would call this horror but it is a good movie.