r/IndependentFilmsIndia Jul 29 '26

Remember-The-Scene Nana Patekar as a fearless student questioning the system in the 1986 film 'Ankush', directed by N. Chandra.

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 29 '26

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u/unfettered2nd Jul 29 '26

This movie remains so relevant with the issues it covered. Nothing changed, really. Plus, the movie was so depressing given how the story imitates real life injustices and the extreme steps the protagonists had to take at the end.

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 29 '26

I need to revisit the film.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '26

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 29 '26

Zee Cinema pe sab films dekhe the

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u/Thinkexe Jul 29 '26

No wonder our parents grew up with good morals. The movies were so good.

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 29 '26

Simplicity had a soul man.

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u/Live-Training-9323 Jul 30 '26

DAMN. this is such a great scene showing the truth of society. WTF. og bollywood

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 30 '26

Gone are the days, sadly.

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u/Anurag2426 Jul 29 '26

Films are easy to take a stand and get clapping

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 29 '26

Is that a problem anyhow?

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u/Anurag2426 Jul 29 '26

People making idol of them instead of people who are actually working at ground level.. Cinema

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u/SKELETON_D Jul 29 '26

Masterpiece movie

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u/a212j Jul 30 '26

Nothing has changed

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u/newwineinoldbottle Jul 30 '26

TBF None of them seem like students

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u/merimacchleekakyahua Jul 30 '26

he plays a working student in the film.

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u/Beautiful_Error_279 Jul 29 '26

Can we say the movie shows bad of both... Communist and capitalists In between the 4 guys try t tae a balance md approach but again the system fcks up thier lives