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Premiering yesterday at the gala event, this lighthearted, coming-of-age dramedy about five friends and their combined love for football was met with the kind of reception that such niche films can only dream of back home. With Cannes giving it a thumbs-up, we hope that Director Milind Dhaimade's sophomore effort gets a wide release back home.
This is from another article which Pree posted in Barun's show thread. I am so so glad that Indian Media is picking up on THMS and hope this buzz helps the movie in getting a good wide release. Proud of Barun for sticking by his guts and backing content. He didn't make a mockery of his personal life to just get into BW nor signed up sleazy movies just to get a chance. I seriously hope this movie establishes Barun as an actor worth his salt in BW.
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