Nagraj's Jhund: the masterpiece that should not be missed

Today the Jhund is released and with it the people's hindered energy was released to watch the big movie on the big screen. Shot in Nagpur, based on the life of prof. Borse, the movie is not a biopic. It is a socio-pic. It succeeded in depicting the life of society with all its nuances and struggle. It is bound to leave Slumdog millionaire behind by the great distance and it is more worthier than an Oscar.

The story of the poor and downtrodden boys, and girls, is filmed in a way that communicates what thousands of books on sociology cannot show. Every frame speaks. Every dialogue shakes the sleeping minds.

Nagraj shows the remarkable talent to show what is not otherwise possible and he doesn't display his own talent which is unmatchable but brings out talent in those who will never get an opportunity.

He showcased not only the city of Nagpur, but in other ways, brought out the revolutionary spirit of city and its people.

He intersected the caste, class, gender, racism in a single film.

It is all about opportunities and not about socially constructed merit.

Go watch and celebrate the people's movie, Jhund...

This movie shatters the hegemony of lavish and glamorous bollywood and places the Cinema where it belongs: to further people's struggles for realising their humanity.