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A watchman and his wife living at an abandoned mine find themselves trapped in the brutal schemes of their tyrannical landlord in this suspenseful, visually striking drama set on the urban outskirts of Delhi. When the landlord offers his daughter to a wealthy potential buyer of the mine, she and her...

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Other Authors: Srinivasan, Sidharth, 1975- (Screenwriter), Bhattacharya, Dibyendu (Actor), Joshi, Sabam (Actor), Sahani, Avtar (Actor), Bisht, Geeta (Actor), Singh, Shruti (Costume designer) (Costume designer), Aggarwal, Ayushi (Costume designer), Kompa, Joana Stella (composer (expression))
Format: Video
Language:Hindi
Language Notes:In Hindi with English subtitles; title also in Hindi script.
Published: San Francisco : Global Lens, [2010]
Series:Global lens collection.
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Online Access:Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)
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Summary:A watchman and his wife living at an abandoned mine find themselves trapped in the brutal schemes of their tyrannical landlord in this suspenseful, visually striking drama set on the urban outskirts of Delhi. When the landlord offers his daughter to a wealthy potential buyer of the mine, she and her lower-caste lover run away. The watchman reluctantly helps them, but a sinister masked killer dispatched to hunt down the runaways endangers them all. A searing take on the politics of caste and money in a rapidly developing economy, Sidharth Srinivasan's eccentric thriller delves into the dark interstices between Indian modernity and tradition.
Item Description:Released as part of a 10-DVD set entitled "Global Lens 2011". The set also includes a bonus CD-ROM with discussion guides and background information for each film.
Description from videodisc version, title from titel screen (viewed November 24, 2014).
Originally produced as a motion picture in 2010.
Physical Description:1 online resource (99 min.
Playing Time:01:38:46
Production Credits:Director of photography, S. Nalla Muthu ; editing, Sameera Jain ; music, Jona Kompa.