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Anurag Kashyap, the name (no smoking, DEVD) has become synonymous with the new age Indian cinema that pushes boundaries and provides an alternative to mainstream commercial Bollywood offer that many have become accustomed to. Gangs of Wasseypur (Gow), fresh from the critical reception at the Cannes Film Festival is part of a self-proclaimed nearly 6 hour epic mafia movie, set in the hinterland of northern India. The central concept of the movie is revenge, with the emergence of rival tribes. This is similar to the vengeance Leonardo DiCaprio tried to Daniel Day Lewis in Scorsese's Gangs of New York, or Amitabh Bachchan fought in Mukul Anand's Agneepath it. In this revenge Gow laid very early in the film by a young Manoj Bajpai in the name of his father's death (also played by Manoj Bajpai) and will clearly culminate in part 2 of the film.
The maverick director has built quite a cult following in recent years, so I will be alert to the presentation of this review to reflect and also for those who want to see the film as a general release. Although the movie, inevitable comparisons with similar films of this genre originated and why it is natural to introduce the equations for the film review.
If our comparisons and analysis of Gow other similar films based may first look to other mafia genre films. Gow definitely its own unique flavor - environment, characters, language, music, but the concept is not a new one of the classic gangster films like the Godfather may refer to more recent films like City of God. As far as Hindi films go, it's more raw and less bright than Vishal Bharadwaj said the Omkara or the Abhinav Kashyap was the Dabangg (both films also rural settings). Gow's characters are more real and there are no nice people and not a lip-sync songs. In fact she says environment feel more like a great western, recently testified in Brad Pitt's The assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. So in a sense Gow is a departure from the Mumbai-based mafia movies that we used, as Satya (written by Anurag Kashyap) or the more recent once upon a time in Mumbaai and is deliberately not as glossy or polished as those movies were.
Compared with other "second part" movies, Gow felt more similar in length Benicio Del Toro's Che: Part 1 and Che: Part 2 Why right Anurag Kashyap suggested that you watch both movies together, like the Cannes audience. Maybe this is the reason just keep her length - a deeper story background and motivation of the characters to understand. But unlike Che, two different historical topics addressed, the story of Gow is more like Tarantino's Kill Bill part one and two. It's the same movie but in two parts sticking out. Another example that comes to mind is Ram Gopal Varma's Rakht-Charitra, but the main difference between these films and Gow, its length. Although peppered with incredible performances, great music and great dialogue, comic and clever in parts, one can not help but feel the sheer length of the film and unless part two radically different, we can challenge what they think from an editing perspective.
For Anurag fans I would say that it is radically different from all of his previous films and is his most commercial film. You can clearly attest to the vessel in making Gow went and whether or great reviews, you should definitely see it as a piece of theater. The biggest problem I had with him and with a film or director as this is that you can not make an "epic" or a "masterpiece", they just happen and here one can not help but Anurag is wondering whether to make a little too self-indulgent? He may have been accused of no smoking, but was a very different style of film. After the first part, though, I will also be asked to say maybe wait for the second part and see how they seen together, or a result quickly by another.
For everyone, if you keep changing the look of a non-urban film in Indian folk-inspired music is rich and very happy to become a fan of Manoj Bajpai by (Bandit Queen, Satya, Rajneeti) Over the years, look out for his amazing performance, among a host of other great performances from the entire cast. Be warned that this is not a family film, and that there is violence and strong language abound.
If there's one thing for sure the movie is both a history and geography lesson Wasseypur. As Anurag said himself as the London preview screening "If you Google search Wasseypur place will not come, only the movie!" He clearly Wasseypur on the map and I, like many, I will reserve final judgment until I see. the second part.