Loosely based on Meena Deshpande’s novel by the same name, Hutatma clearly succeeds in taut storytelling with a clear idea of what it wants to say. The narrative is so engrossing that you never get bored with the characters.

Loosely based on Meena Deshpande’s novel by the same name, Hutatma clearly succeeds in taut storytelling with a clear idea of what it wants to say. The narrative is so engrossing that you never get bored with the characters.
Amit V. Masurkar’s dark comedy is as potent and topical as it can get in India as it lives in nightmares of its past. There is will in India, and enough idealism…
Newton [2017] – The Story Of a Forgotten Community “We are like toys – someone presses our “ON” button or turns a key in our backsides, and we Santhals start beating rhythms…