Rishikant Piyush
For me, this film was above 8.5
but not quite 9. This would be a solid 8.8 rating.
What an incredible film from Bollywood. I mean, how come the whole industry shifted to cliché‐masala‐action? These films is what true Indian cinema is.
Vicky Kaushal's performance is so epic. The cinematography was so raw and authentic. That shot of Varanasi ghat with body burning all around, after the bus accident was so heartbreaking. It just left me utterly speechless.
Film talks about the casteism and gender discrimination. The film is about life, death and everything in between. Something that is inevitable. Must watch for everyone, especially those who says Bollywood has always been sh*t.
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Film Abhi Baaki Hai
Neeraj Ghaywan's supremacy.
To know how Ghaywan wrote the character of Deepak as a Dalit from his personal experience feels too honest and poignant, his struggles and quiet
Somya Rishishwar
Masaan didn’t just give me a movie to have a heart-achingly nostalgic love for,
forever.
But also the actors for me to root for, forever.
The music of this film 🤌🏻 Top Notch is
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Om • The Blackbars
Mano Yokesh
Moral: Don't go to any pilgrimage tour.
Nivedkrishna Thavarayil
What you haven’t seen Masaan by Vicky Kaushal??! U are not my friend anymore
This emotional drama just makes me sob every time I rewatch it; also talks the discrimination of
Rishabh Chand
In Varanasi, Devi struggles to shake off the social stigma of pre-marital
sexual relations. Meanwhile, lovers Deepak and Shalu attempt to transcend the restrictions of their
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