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Anyone who saw Shaitan (2011) on the big screen, knows how it was an exhibition in flamboyance. Umpteen point-of-view shots, ample use of the SnorriCam, ultra slo-mo, armed with the unpredictable energy of a volatile main cast (Gulshan Devaiah, Shiv Pandit, Kirti Kulhari, Neil Bhoopalam and Kalki Koechlin), who say the darndest things ( Bhaiya, rishta hai ya gaali?) at a lightning speed. Looking like a showy Diploma film at first, Shaitan finds its feet in a pre-interval sequence, when director Bejoy Nambiar uses an interlude from one of his songs, O Yaara, for a furiously edited montage of TV reporters cutting to the camera peering through a burqa, frenetically moving through South Mumbai s packed bylanes. Only a few scenes later is the exquisitely edited

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