Rajagunj: Pooja, Sir

Brilliant procedural, and says a lot about how similar we are to our neighbouring Nepal. The socio-political context of the situation and place is eerily familiar

Anurag Kashyap

Mamata really asked “Pooja, what is this behaviour?”

rebeccaniccolai

does acab also mean the butch lesbian cop

bettina

A little conflicted because on one hand I will NOT say that this is the best a cop movie that tries to be v sensitive to minorities that are polices by the state because THAT would've been a movie that had Pooja resign and go rogue or be portrayed more harshly as she plays…

RaveAnt

2.75⭐ So much potential left unexplored because they couldn’t go all the way. See, I don’t believe in the phrase, "For a Nepali film, it’s good." That’s just clipping our own wings — lowering our standards and stopping ourselves from soaring higher. I know there are a…

iamskb

Got to see the raw version of Deepak Rauniyar's vision , which, sadly many of us won't. It is a fresh movie with new techniques of directory carrying the political story of Madhesh Pradesh and the socio economic status. Director Rauniyar wants us to feel terai, the…

mokshya

Almost Kore-eda(just wish there was a bit more screentime between the kidnapped child and ____) meets Bong Joon-ho to make what Santosh(2024) failed to achieve. DIFF Film 13 [Closing Cinema]

Nabamita

Nepali procedural crime drama that got some play at international festivals. Essentially a Trans Officer gets assigned to a high profile child kidnapping of two boys but all isn't as it seems. There are underlying societo economic factors that make it clear that even if the…

Nabil Khan

C'est un polar bien mis en scène avec une toile de fond intéressante utilisée intelligemment pour renforcer le propos du récit. De ce point de vue là : Népal 1 - 0 Chine.

WongKarWaifu