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Suprateek Chatterjee

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music producer. university teacher. occasional freelance journalist/writer.

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Majid Majidi’s tryst with India

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By Suprateek Chatterjee
| Mint
Award-winning Iranian film-maker Majid Majidi shooting ‘Beyond The Clouds’ in Mumbai. Photo: Namah Pictures/Zee StudiosNearly 20 years after the Iranian film Children Of Heaven was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, the family drama continues to enthral audiences. On Sunday afternoon, it was screened at Lower Parel’s Matterden Carnival Cinemas, which routinely holds screenings of acclaimed international films.
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Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum is another feather in Malayalam cinema’s cap

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By Suprateek Chatterjee
| GQ India
One of several languid, nimbly orchestrated scenes in Dileesh Pothan’s Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum involves a man named Sudhakaran carrying buckets of water down a dusty road, accompanied by a policeman who’s busy checking his phone. It emerges that the man is a small-time hoodlum who has been preventively detained lest he get drunk and cause “a ruckus” at the upcoming temple festival.
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Kunal Kamra: The accidental revolutionary

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By Suprateek Chatterjee
| Mint
Kunal Kamra at his home in Mumbai. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/MintKunal Kamra’s first-ever stand-up clip landed on YouTube a year ago. He started receiving death threats within 10 days. The 8-minute clip, Patriotism & the Government, revolved around the now-viral punchline, “Siachen mein hamaare jawaan lad rahe hain,” a zinger that pokes fun at the hyper-nationalist Indian who invokes the army as a defence for the government’s shortcomings.
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