Mumbai looks different after midnight. Streetlights cut the road into thin slices. Shutters turn into blank faces. A taxi meter keeps ticking like a small taunt. In that glow, people don’t confess. They bargain. They threaten. They survive. Kennedy lives in that hour. Anurag Kashyap builds this film like a long night you can’t end […]
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Night duty leaves a mark. Each night brings the same sounds—radio hiss, dogs in the distance, a gate chain, a bike that rolls away into shadow. Many shifts close with aching feet and a small book packed with short records. The shift ends with worn feet and pages of tiny notes. Then one detail changes […]
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A river can feel like a friend. It feeds farms, cools down tired evenings, and keeps the town’s rhythm steady. In Raakshasa, that same river turns into a warning sign. People start avoiding the banks. Conversations drop into whispers. Parents pull kids indoors before the sky turns dark. The fear begins with reports of crocodile […]
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Nighttime has its own soundtrack. A distant horn. A tired streetlight is buzzing like it’s about to resign. And one car that keeps moving—not because it’s going somewhere, but because stopping would mean facing what’s waiting in the dark. That’s the world of Kennedy—a Hindi neo-noir crime thriller that doesn’t knock politely. It slips in, […]
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