Chousar Firangi (2019)

Chousar Firangi: Directed by Sandeep Pandey. With Prateek Pachauri, Rekha Mishra, Anudeep Singh, Amol Deshmukh. Youngsters from humble backgrounds get unwittingly dragged into the dirty world of politicians and gangsters, and must now devise a plan to escape from this dirty game in the course of a single night.

“I recently watched Jathi Rathnalu, good heavens what a nice movie. I was reminded of Chousar Firangi which I had seen last year during the 21 days lockdown. I am only writing this because of the low rating, and I was surprised with zero reviews and less votes for this movie.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eDemented might be best appropriate word for this Absurd comedy. The film starts strong with this interesting mix of personalities and odd setting, but it spirals into something dark and sinister as it progresses as all the boxes of independent film are checked off here. Throughout the film the lavish use of dark tone makes the film such a wonder to watch as it resonates with the characters who are trapped in the dullness and banality of the town. It gives a handwriting feel of Richard Linklater u0026amp; Shane Meadows, a bit like Gregg Araki. In this journey punctuated by unusual events, around two home alone friends who plan to make the most of the night. It includes heading out into streets and bars with the loose purpose of having sex. The numerous breakdowns punctuated by disputes and mishaps, the search for a place to do so leads to doomed failures. What starts as a whimsical comedy comes across as extremely rooted in the local reality in a strange way when the youngsters are dragged into a dark world provoking new troubles.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eNot only is it very funny movie but it has a social commentary, and it simply lingers in the silence long past its final credits. I donu0026#39;t understand why the public and the critic didnu0026#39;t celebrate this indie gem.”