Originally posted by: khatimeethiLol what even dude ,when u cant answer question call it propaganda closing eye doesn't mean atrocities dont exist ...
And to answer ur question i do come from privelaged caste but dont close my eyes
Ok😆
Originally posted by: khatimeethiWhat exactly is Propaganda in this movie ?
Are u telling me caste astrocities ended in India
The reason is they changed the caste of the perpetrators in the film..they originally belonged to OBC caste they weren't brahmins..there is no problem in taking caste discrimination as a subject and showing it but why to change the caste of those criminals and then tell that it's based on a " true" event..that's what the problem is
Originally posted by: Girl_InMedicineThe reason is they changed the caste of the perpetrators in the film..they originally belonged to OBC caste they weren't brahmins..there is no problem in taking caste discrimination as a subject and showing it but why to change the caste of those criminals and then tell that it's based on a " true" event..that's what the problem is
And she tells me that she doesnt keep her eyes closed. I knew she was fooling herself only so didnt bother to correct or inform her on this. Not worth my time😆
Originally posted by: Girl_InMedicineThe reason is they changed the caste of the perpetrators in the film..they originally belonged to OBC caste they weren't brahmins..there is no problem in taking caste discrimination as a subject and showing it but why to change the caste of those criminals and then tell that it's based on a " true" event..that's what the problem is
Really , no comments , if so seems no guts to take on truth.wats dis propaganda film ? ya spreading brahmin hate n cheating also saying based on true events.seems anti Hindu propaganda film ,dis film must be banned ,shit film
These types of movies are dividing society more 🥱 it should be banned . They could have used upper caste and lower caste, using reference to brahmins was not needed and yeah I find it offensive personally
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when any other movie is made its called as PROPAGANDA movie
movie seems to be getting very positive reviews from the press screening, seems like ayushman has done another great performance
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Article 15 Movie Review: This engaging, intense thriller adds another feather to Ayushmann Khurrana’s hatThe issue of caste discrimination is hammered in the minds of the audience repeatedly with finesse.
Written By Vaibhavi V Risbood 7892 reads Mumbai Updated: June 26, 2019 10:49 pm
Article 15 Movie Review: This engaging, intense thriller adds another feather to Ayushmann Khurrana’s hat
Article 15 Director: Anubhav Sinha
Article 15 Cast: Ayushmann Khurrana, Isha Talwar, Sayani Gupta, Kumud Mishra, Manoj Pahwa
Article 15 Movie Stars: 3.5/5
Ayushmann Khurrana is on a roll. After giving a stellar performance as a blind conman in Andhadhun, his recent film Article 15 is an investigative thriller that makes the audience to ponder over an issue that continues to plague the country.
The story of Article 15 revolves around the rape and murder of minor girls in rural Uttar Pradesh. Ayushmann plays the role of an investigating IPS officer. For those who believe in short reviews, the movie is engaging, intense with some brilliant performance by the cast including Isha Talwar, M Nassar, Manoj Pahwa, Sayani Gupta, Kumud Mishra, and Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub.
Anubhav Sinha makes a genuine attempt at presenting the issue with a firm commitment. The issue of caste discrimination is hammered in the minds of the audience repeatedly with finesse. The director reminds us of the continuous trauma and discrimination prevailing amongst caste and sub-castes across the country. The sheer inertia to share water with another community…or for that matter, Ayushmann’s disgust on learning how his own subordinates have not been able to overcome years of sub-conscious caste superiority complex, challenges the audience to introspect.
The grey and green hues used through the movie become a medium of storytelling. Even the background music contributes its bit. What merits special mention is the effort taken to make the audience believe that each character was living and breathing his/her part. Minute details such as a dirty and worn-out Kalava on the wrist of Sayani Gupta’s character stands out. Of course, Sinha also deserves credit for capturing the most gruesome act with cinematic brilliance, which makes it repulsive but never disquieting for the audience.
Dialogue is hard-hitting and shakes one’s conscience. Thankfully, the writer could convince the makers to shun the usual ‘Bollywood filmi tadka’. My favourite one is where Ayushmann states, when there is an incident of arson, being neutral means we are also siding with the culprits. However, Bollywood’s obsession with a song at the end of the movie is a dampener; even if it is an angry rap included to reinstate the importance of the issue.
Ayushmann doesn’t falter with his strategy of underplaying the character, making it as authentic as it can be. Zeshan Ayyub has earned his place in the industry playing roles which are unpolished yet impactful. He has a brief screen presence, but anything lesser would have made him vanish without making any credible connect with the audience. Sayani Gupta has already proved her mettle as an actress in various films. In Article 15, she makes her way to your heart through a captivating performance.
Article 15 is a movie that exposes one of the various social issues faced by our country. There are several ways in which discrimination prevails in the society at multiple levels. We undoubtedly need more such films -- whether we are prepared to introspect and change, remains to be seen. As they say, a movie is a mere reflection of society; nothing more nothing less.
Originally posted by: zara321movie seems to be getting very positive reviews from the press screening, seems like ayushman has done another great performance
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The non stop applause at the end clearly shows that the voice of #Article15 has been heard loud & clear. The most important message has been imparted with an impact! @ayushmannk @anubhavsinha @sayanigupta @Mdzeeshanayyub @ZeeStudios_ #Article15 #AyushmannKhurrana #Article15Review
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Each & every scene in #Article15 will leave an impact on you! Right from the underlying issue of castism to minors getting raped, the film shows the darker side of India which exists each day every day!
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In an author backed role, @ayushmannk will surprise you in #Article15 like never before! He is sharp as a hawk & his portrayal of an honest cop is special as it’s away from the caricatures which B-Town has shown till now when it comes to police officers! #AyushmannKhurrana
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While veterans like #KumudMishra & #ManojPahwa are utmost believable in their performances, it’s @ayushmannk who stands out with his razor sharp act! You make us cringe against the discrimination & would force people to stand against it! #Article15 #AyushmannKhurrana
pinkvilla 3.5/5
Article 15 Movie Review: This engaging, intense thriller adds another feather to Ayushmann Khurrana’s hatThe issue of caste discrimination is hammered in the minds of the audience repeatedly with finesse.
Written By Vaibhavi V Risbood 7892 reads Mumbai Updated: June 26, 2019 10:49 pm
Article 15 Movie Review: This engaging, intense thriller adds another feather to Ayushmann Khurrana’s hatArticle 15 Director: Anubhav Sinha
Article 15 Cast: Ayushmann Khurrana, Isha Talwar, Sayani Gupta, Kumud Mishra, Manoj Pahwa
Article 15 Movie Stars: 3.5/5
Ayushmann Khurrana is on a roll. After giving a stellar performance as a blind conman in Andhadhun, his recent film Article 15 is an investigative thriller that makes the audience to ponder over an issue that continues to plague the country.
The story of Article 15 revolves around the rape and murder of minor girls in rural Uttar Pradesh. Ayushmann plays the role of an investigating IPS officer. For those who believe in short reviews, the movie is engaging, intense with some brilliant performance by the cast including Isha Talwar, M Nassar, Manoj Pahwa, Sayani Gupta, Kumud Mishra, and Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub.
Anubhav Sinha makes a genuine attempt at presenting the issue with a firm commitment. The issue of caste discrimination is hammered in the minds of the audience repeatedly with finesse. The director reminds us of the continuous trauma and discrimination prevailing amongst caste and sub-castes across the country. The sheer inertia to share water with another community…or for that matter, Ayushmann’s disgust on learning how his own subordinates have not been able to overcome years of sub-conscious caste superiority complex, challenges the audience to introspect.
The grey and green hues used through the movie become a medium of storytelling. Even the background music contributes its bit. What merits special mention is the effort taken to make the audience believe that each character was living and breathing his/her part. Minute details such as a dirty and worn-out Kalava on the wrist of Sayani Gupta’s character stands out. Of course, Sinha also deserves credit for capturing the most gruesome act with cinematic brilliance, which makes it repulsive but never disquieting for the audience.
Dialogue is hard-hitting and shakes one’s conscience. Thankfully, the writer could convince the makers to shun the usual ‘Bollywood filmi tadka’. My favourite one is where Ayushmann states, when there is an incident of arson, being neutral means we are also siding with the culprits. However, Bollywood’s obsession with a song at the end of the movie is a dampener; even if it is an angry rap included to reinstate the importance of the issue.
Ayushmann doesn’t falter with his strategy of underplaying the character, making it as authentic as it can be. Zeshan Ayyub has earned his place in the industry playing roles which are unpolished yet impactful. He has a brief screen presence, but anything lesser would have made him vanish without making any credible connect with the audience. Sayani Gupta has already proved her mettle as an actress in various films. In Article 15, she makes her way to your heart through a captivating performance.
Article 15 is a movie that exposes one of the various social issues faced by our country. There are several ways in which discrimination prevails in the society at multiple levels. We undoubtedly need more such films -- whether we are prepared to introspect and change, remains to be seen. As they say, a movie is a mere reflection of society; nothing more nothing less.
Wow so happy for Ayushamnn....hope this one works at BO too.....can't expect much from Indian audience though seeing the result of Kabir singh 😆
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