A Bagful of gems
Blood lust of Wasseypur
The dusty expanse of Wasseypur, the supreme coal mafia, its pristine status towards the end of Colonial India, its impregnable outlaws, treachery and bloodshed for money and power, a family line inheriting the thirst for vengeance, funny and strange inhabitants dragged to their darker side truly were all that filled the screen when Gangs of Wasseypur was screened in Director's Fortnight, Cannes. It surpassed all the expectations and almost pulverised the prejudices that world audience have for Indian Cinema. It also raised the status of Hindi Film Industry for the season removing the contemptuous air of all utter candyfloss movies. As the film claims, “There are two kinds of human, one form is clever and the second form is stupid and this game is based upon these two kind of men, when some clever men started foolish things and when some fool has become a part of cleverness, You will never find out “ thus Wasseypur's story is strange.” The film GOW has gained a cult film...
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