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Edge of the Seat Thriller. 💺 💺

Interesting Storyline, Nice Direction and great acting by all three main leads of the show (Raghav, Dhairya and Kritika).

I watched this movie with my uncle who served in one of the Security Forces. We laughed a lot looking at the stupidity. . So the IPS Officer incharge has the Walkie Talkie to talk to the other Units and contact the Central Government ministers in Delhi but she did not contact the CRPF Unit, which was under the threat. Also, there were soldiers in the Tents situated few meters from the School building (whom they shot after 10-15 minutes). All this time while the Maoists were shooting the Soldiers with Machine Guns and burning the School building but the CRPF guys were sitting inside those tents like deaf and blind people waiting for the Maoists to come to their camps. . Coming back to Facts as per the movie. The makers talked about LEFT WING Government (aka Congress-CPI collision) supporting the Maoist. In reality Naxals shot 25 Congress Ministers in 2013 including Mahendra Karma (Character Name : Rajendra Karma played by Kishore Kadam). Also if you watch the territories of the Red Corridor from 2007 to 2013 you will see a 75% decline in their areas. The percentage further decreased to 85% by 2015 because of the efforts of Central Government controlled Forces like CRPF, BSF, PARA, CoBRA among others. They also took the name of J.N.U. thrice in the movie as how it is supporting the Maoists in the region but strangely the current Central Government has one dozen Central Ministers and Top Level Executives who are part of the VJP. I am now quite confused if J.N.U. is really Anti-National or .....?? . I however have a very Important Tip for the people who want to make a Propaganda film. The point of the Propaganda Film is to reach the Maximum Audience. So if you want to do that atleast keep the Gore Element in check. They showed that so much in the movie, that the Target Audience felt sick with apprehension.

Mithya and Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro are still the two Best Black comedies that came out of India. While most good movies are lost in translation there are a few who have the potential to stand out on a Global platform. And it makes more sense after I watched Glen Campbell's documentary "Glen Campbell... I'll Be Me".

"Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro" and "Mithya" (2008) still remain the two best Black Comedies that have the potential to stand out on the Global platform.