Yes bro this is what real underrated CINEMA looks like. The kind people criticise before even understanding it.

*Bitter truth is better than sweet lies.
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If you didn't or don't like this Go Fuck yourself.

Yes bro this is what real underrated CINEMA looks like. The kind people criticise before even understanding it.

*Bitter truth is better than sweet lies.
*

If you didn't or don't like this Go Fuck yourself.

An indie film director's dream come true turned into a nightmare for kashyap.
I understand why this film tanked and lacks the depth his films have. It's the budget and studio constantly urging him to make a U/A film instead of an A rated film and urging him to cut short the runtime. These foreign studios (Fox in this case) have not ever worked here.

The film has his extreme writing flaws and lacks emotional depth but not as bad as people say it to be.
Beautiful frames.

Anurag even got Thelma as his editor who is the editor of Scorsese on all his films but that's the point he had massive budget and starcast but not enough creative liberty.

#ReleasetheKashyapcut

An indie film director's dream come true turned into a nightmare for kashyap.
I understand why this film tanked and lacks the depth his films have. It's the budget and studio constantly urging him to make a U/A film instead of an A rated film and urging him to cut short the runtime. These foreign studios (Fox in this case) have not ever worked here.

The film has his extreme writing flaws and lacks emotional depth but not as bad as people say it to be.
Beautiful frames.

Anurag even got Thelma as his editor who is the editor of Scorsese on all his films but that's the point he had massive budget and starcast but not enough creative liberty.

#ReleasetheKashyapcut

Bombay Velvet had every potential to become an Indian version of Scorsese’s Casino. But it focused more on the romantic track rather than the very interesting subplots.

But said that, Rajeev Ravi’s stunning cinematography that captures the essence of 1960s Bombay, from the smoky jazz clubs to the gritty streets and the music by Amit Trivedi that combines the classic jazz elements with Indian influences, creates a unique and immersive experience for fans of neo-noir crime thrillers.

Ranbir Kapoor entering the nightclub with his two sub-machine guns, going chaotic on his killing rampage was peak cinema 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

Bombay Velvet had every potential to become an Indian version of Scorsese’s Casino. But it focused more on the romantic track rather than the very interesting subplots.

But said that, Rajeev Ravi’s stunning cinematography that captures the essence of 1960s Bombay, from the smoky jazz clubs to the gritty streets and the music by Amit Trivedi that combines the classic jazz elements with Indian influences, creates a unique and immersive experience for fans of neo-noir crime thrillers.

Ranbir Kapoor entering the nightclub with his two sub-machine guns, going chaotic on his killing rampage was peak cinema 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻