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Uday Bhatia

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Film critic, Mint Lounge. Author, 'Bullets Over Bombay: Satya and the Hindi Film Gangster'
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‘Hunkkaar’ review: Overcrowded but quietly determined series finishes strong

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By Uday Bhatia Verified
| Mint
A young woman and her parents are at a police station. They’re trying to file a case, but the officer they’re speaking to is distracted. Another cop comes by with a box of sweets, says they’re from Saburi, that Baapji makes them with his own hands. The family are offered these as well; the daughter is uncomfortable but is told it’s aashirvaad. She tells the officer again that she wants to report a crime. Badsaluki, she says first, then corrects that to zabardasti. The perpetrator is Baapji.
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‘Crash’ is one of cinema's perfect provocations

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By Uday Bhatia Verified
| Mint
"I dreamed of other accidents that might enlarge this repertory of orifices, relating them to more elements of the automobile’s engineering, to the ever-more complex technologies of the future. What wounds would create the sexual possibilities of the invisible technologies of thermonuclear reaction chambers, white-tiled control rooms, the mysterious scenarios of computer circuitry?” If David Cronenberg didn’t exist, these lines from J.G. Ballard’s Crash would have invented him.
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'Crash' is one of cinema's perfect provocations

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By Uday Bhatia Verified
| HT Syndication
Posted On: 2026-09-20 Posted By: Uday Bhatia Health & Lifestyle Auto Technology International MINT Newspapers New Delhi, Sept. 20 -- "I dreamed of other accidents that might enlarge this repertory of orifices, relating them to more elements of the automobile's engineering, to the ever-more complex technologies of the future.
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