Exploring stories about gangster families, are some of the most interesting ones to be told in the complex way in the literature, movies, television series and video games; to see how these families have started, by moving forward with their activities and then got finished. By even get into some of the bloodiest details, on how some of the members of the family have been pushed to take decisions, when they have to face some conflicts; as most of these decisions can bring inevitable consequences, where the streets would be filled with blood. The auteur filmmaker Anurag Kashyap seems intrigued to tell a story about gangster family, by then exploring how their activities have started, to move forward in different generations and where it would end. After a long time of research and well elaboration on some of the most complicated details, in 2012 came out Gangs of Wasseypur by Anurag Kashyap with Manoj Bajpayee, Piyush Mishra, Jameel Khan, Jaideep Ahlawat, Richa Chadha, Reemma Sen, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Tigmanshu Dhullia, Huma Quireshi, Raj Kumar Yaddav, Pankaj Tripathi, Vineet Kumar Singh and Vipin Sharma. The movie's plot: From the 1940s until in 2000s, a bloody conflict between two family gangsters, would get even more aggressive; as each of their decisions would bring bloody consequences, until it would arrive to an inevitable ending. Usually, to tell such complicated topic would be not easy; especially, to assemble all of the specific details which the story needs to be told in the longest way. From the beginning to the end, the movie would not stop to surprise the audience, for how the corruption of the two family gangsters would be operated in all the way to get powerful; as the story gets more thrilling, when one of the gangster families commits a mistake or even takes a difficult decision, to get some of the most unexpectedly bloody situations. The production designer Wasiq Khan has elaborated the settings with specific details, which would show how the main characters live initially in the poorest places; until they would live in the most ordinary places filled with colors and big space, which there is still dirt inside of them. The costume designer Subodh Srivastava has created costumes, which the shape and the colors have been elaborated, to connect with where the story changes in time through the generations. The cinematographer Rajeev Ravi has captured some of the most essential shots, in every camera movements as well as in every single angle shots; especially by using a dynamic style, to maintain the realism in the story to focus on the dirt which the main characters would face through. The editor Shweta Venkat has created the narration's rhythm, in the most precise to see who the main characters and the supporting ones are; by focusing for which reason they are important, as well as what is going to happen to each of them, when something bloody might happen. The score by Sneha Khanwalkar has been elaborated with musical notes, which balances the exotic style and the electronic one; the score connects with how the main characters would move forward, as well as how the main characters and the supporting ones are described in the specific way. Manoj Bajpayee did an extraordinary performance as Sardar Khan, a ruthless gangster who would form the Khan clan; since he started with his family, he and other members of it would do anything to stay as powerful as possible. Piyush Mishra did an excellent performance as Nasir Ahmed, the cousin of Shadid Khan who narrates the story and he would be always with the Khan clan; he would give specific details, on what direction of the story might take from the beginning to the end. Jameel Khan did a well done performance as Asgar Khan, the cousin of Sardar Khan who would do anything of what is right for the Khan clan. Jaideep Ahlawat did an excellent performance as Shahid Khan, the father of Sardar Khan who tried in all of the way to create an easy life for his family; as he struggles with the job to then face a consequence, which would cause his son to start the criminality. Richa Chadha did an extraordinary performance as Nagma Khatoon, the wife Sardar Khan and mother of four sons; she would be always close to her sons, even her manner can be ruthless in some of the most difficult moments to face. Reemma Sen did an excellent performance as Durga, the second wife of Sardar Khan who initially is a shy character to be innocent; until something would change her, to let an unexpected death happening. Nawazuddin Siddiqui did an extraordinary performance as Faizal Khan, one of Sardar Khan's sons who would initially look to be shy and not as ruthless as just father; until something unexpected happens to Faizal Khan, to be a different person and he would move forward with the criminal activity of his father. Tigmanshu Dhullia did an excellent performance as Ramadhir Singh, a cold politician who commands Wasseypur territory, to be allied with the Qureshi clan; but things would get complicated since the Khan clan started with their activities. Huma Quireshi did a well done as Mohsina, the love interest of Faizal Khan who is supportive of him; even when he is going to take some bloody decisions. Raj Kumar Yadav did an excellent as Shamshad Alam, a young man who has initially his own transport business, to then move forward with iron trading; but when things get complicated, he would face an unexpected conclusion. Pankaj Tripathi did an extraordinary performance as Sultan Qureshi, a member of Qureshi clan and ally of Ramadhir Singh; he would do anything to whatever is necessary, to stop the Khan clan. Vineet Kumar Singh did a well done performance as Danish Khan, one of the sons of Sardar Khan who would marry Shama Parveen; but once Shama Parveen got married with him, she would cause a great rage to her brother Sultan Qureshi. Vipin Sharma did an extraordinary performance as Ehsaan Qureshi, the leader of Qureshi clan who is bonded with Ramadhir Singh; he would do anything, to what is necessary for his purpose. Gangs of Wasseypur is one of the greatest as well as one of the most unique movies of all time, which is filled with realism to be unexpectedly bloody and thrilling.