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We decided to round up some interesting and offbeat Hindi films that are lost amidst the hundreds of popular films on streaming platforms. Written By
Pinkvilla Desk 14772 reads Mumbai Updated: May 14, 2021 02:12 pm Weekend Fix: Is Love Enough? Sir to Yeh Ballet, 5 offbeat Hindi films that you must add to your watchlist.
It s that time of the week again when you add films and web shows to your watchlist for the weekend. While OTT platforms will oftem highlight popular films on your homepage, there are a few gems in the Hindi cinema space that often go unnoticed. The streaming space has given these impressive films a platform to reach out to a wide demographic. So, today, we decided to round up some interesting and offbeat Hindi films that have often gotten lost amidst the hundreds of popular films on streaming platf
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Chaitanya Tamhane concedes his films are easily labelled as serious or intense . It’s a fair assessment. In 2014, he made Court, an acid critique of the Indian judicial system. The film was predominantly in Marathi, had a fringed musician as its protagonist, and, to most eyes, looked and felt like a serious indie.
All of which holds true for The Disciple, Chaitanya s second feature, about a young classical singer in Mumbai. But the films are also tied together in another way. They are both darkly, wickedly funny – not an immediate descriptor you would use for his films.