Hats off for its cinematography.... I loved that trippy camera work, and if you were wondering why there was a thanks to Danny Boyle in numbering.. he helped anurag to get special camera for those trippy scenes. What impresses me is anurag didn't copy a Hollywood movie, with his kind of camera work I'm sure he can do just to any of the top notch Holly-Movie, But instead he went with his gut feeling and chooses contemporary Devdas. This shows how much creativity he has in his blood,and not to forget his talented crew.All guys were spot on.I deeply believed they unleashed Indian cinema from the shackles these commercially sell out directors have created.This movie is a landmark in our entertainment industry, and I'm hoping our youth directors to imbibe a lot from this piece of art. We all consciously or unconsciously craving to see some life on screen, and that's exactly what this movie gave us.This movie has everything to be the first cult movie of our industry.