When the Indian cinema with Bollywood breaks

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In the family of the hero of Titli, father of one son is offender. Until one day the young man decides to change that with the help of the girl with whom he was married. In line with a new resolutely away Indian cinema Bollywood glitter, this first film Kanu Behl discover the dark side of India today.

Brutal and realistic Chronic very noticed in Cannes last year in Un Certain Regard, Titli leans more realistic side of Ugly (Anurag Kahyap, 2014) that delirious kitsch Slumdog Millionaire (Danny Boyle, 2008). Lovers of spectacular musical numbers will be disappointed to this powerful work full tour on location. The director chooses sobriety to tell a family story that said loosely based on his relationship with his own father. It's intense, violent and surprisingly hopeful. A good way to discover the truth of a country that has too often seen through the prism of an artificial cinema which hides the brutality.