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Last Train to Mahakali
1999 Hindi MovieThriller
"Sir" is a convict and a former AIIMS student with an enigmatic history. The movie unfolds the sensational story of his pre-detention life - his secret experiments on eliminating any virus from a human body. It seems he even succeeds in finding the Holy Grail in Virology. What follows thereafter is a series of trials of his vaccine on people - two of them die while the third goes missing after which "Sir" is put behind the bars. A young and curious journalist, Nidhi sets up a date with "Sir". After hearing his story she offers herself as a subject after which the movie ends in a climax.
Raunaq Mangottil
In the last few years Anurag Kashyap’s work might be missing the raw
energy,
anger, dark humor or even just good storytelling which were all his
biggest strengths in the beginning of his career…when he would just go out
and make films on his own terms whether there’s a budget or not.
A prime example of that came 24 years ago in 1999…
Shot in less than 4 days on a budget less than 4 lakhs with a camera he
‘borrowed’ from a friend at MTV promising him that he’ll give him a role in
his film, Last Train to Mahakali is a 45-minute thriller he made for Star
Bestsellers starring Kay Kay Menon as a doctor who claims to have the cure
for any deadly virus
The dialogues, the mood, every shot and especially this one has signature
Kashyap written all over it and represents the fearless hungry artist he used to be which we don't see much of today
17 Jul’23 11:13
Srikar N
This 40 minutes thriller film defines what Anurag Kashyap is capable of making.
Badly missing that Anurag Kashyap who became a master in crime thriller genre. Totally worth your