‘Titli’
is a contemporary Indian fiction movie and its story revolves around the life
of a young man Titli and his family of crooks. They get him married to a woman
to help their male-oriented family come out of a financial crisis. The more
Titli and his wife try to move away from the violent surroundings, they find
themselves even more entrenched in it. Directed by debutant Kanu Behl and
jointly produced by Yash Raj Films and Dibakar Banerjee ‘Titli’ is likely to
spark a debate in India.
The
movie bluntly challenges the idealistic notion of family as it is portrayed in
Bollywood films, and because, following recent news events, rape and violence
against women has become a hot social topic in India. ‘Titli’ is far removed
from the star-driven world of Bollywood which again seems like a challenge to
its makers.
Kanu
Behl and Dibakar Banerjee also feel that Indian cinema has its own idioms and
own audiences, and has become very inward looking. ‘Titli’ is on its way to
become the harbinger of Indian new wave cinema.
Source:
http://variety.com/2014/film/news/cannes-indias-kanu-behl-and-dibakar-banerjee-explain-titli-challenges-1201186974/
Source:
http://variety.com/2014/film/news/cannes-indias-kanu-behl-and-dibakar-banerjee-explain-titli-challenges-1201186974/
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