Praying with Anger backdrop

Praying with Anger

1993·Comedy·1h 41m
6.9
An alienated, Americanized teenager of East Indian heritage is sent back to India where he discovers not only his roots but a lot about himself.
Directed by M. Night Shyamalan
india
semi autobiographical

Cast

M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan
Dev Raman
Michael Muthu
Michael Muthu
Sanjay Mohan
S. N. Parvathi
S. N. Parvathi
Usha Sprit Lady

Crew

M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan
Director
M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan
Writer
Frank Reynolds
Frank Reynolds
Editor
Madhu Ambat
Madhu Ambat
Director of Photography
M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan
Producer

Popular Reviews

26 reviews
Krisa
Krisa
Praying with Anger
More like Watching with anger, Praying for the end
More like Watching with anger, Praying for the end
Favorite
Comment
Eclectic Sorcerer
Eclectic Sorcerer
Praying with Anger
But why did Shyamalan write his character as a feminist badass who takes names. Not complaining but like he is a sweetheart not a badass.
But why did Shyamalan write his character as a feminist badass who takes names. Not complaining but like he is a sweetheart not a badass.
Favorite
Comment
Eclectic Sorcerer
Eclectic Sorcerer
Praying with Anger
But why did Shyamalan write his character as a feminist badass who takes names. Not complaining but like he is a sweetheart not a badass.
But why did Shyamalan write his character as a feminist badass who takes names. Not complaining but like he is a sweetheart not a badass.
Favorite
Comment
Curtis Cooper
Curtis Cooper
Praying with Anger
Cute film, would love to see it remastered
Cute film, would love to see it remastered
Favorite
Comment
christiandimo
christiandimo
Praying with Anger
Mostly a surface-level commentary on culture and racial imposter syndrome. A fine debut from a genius. I wonder how M. Night would make this today, given it has the seeds to be a much more interesting movie than it actually is.

It's also worth noting you can only watch h this on YouTube in 120p.

47/100
Mostly a surface-level commentary on culture and racial imposter syndrome. A fine debut from a genius. I wonder how M. Night would make this today, given it has the seeds to be a much more interesting movie than it actually is.

It's also worth noting you can only watch h this on YouTube in 120p.

47/100
Favorite
Comment