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B<\/span>ack in 2012 on an unsuspecting Friday, my friend and I decided to watch <\/p>Gangs of Wasseypur \u2013 Part II<\/span><\/i> in the theatre. At that point, we hadn\u2019t seen the first installment of the series and didn\u2019t even bother to glance at the synopsis. Yeah, we rolled like that. We were both, however, great fans of <\/span>Anurag Kashyap\u2019s<\/span><\/a> body of work. We\u2019d watched<\/span> Dev.D<\/span><\/i><\/a> in college and had our minds collectively explode at the ingenuity of the retelling and <\/span>Black Friday<\/span><\/i> was sacred to us. Here was a director who really took chances, and most of all, knew his characters and wasn\u2019t afraid to put them to hell to make them truly shine.<\/span>\n\nEight years ago, Hindi cinema was going through what can be termed as a renaissance period. Great storytelling was at the forefront <\/span>\u2013 <\/span><\/i>Ayushmann Khurrana<\/span><\/a> had come out of his <\/span>Roadies<\/span><\/i> cocoon to give us <\/span>Vicky Donor<\/span><\/i>. Vidya Balan shone in <\/span>Kahaani<\/span><\/i>, a masterfully mounted thriller by Sujoy Ghosh, and Ranbir Kapoor outclassed everyone in <\/span>Barfi<\/span><\/i>, Anurag Basu\u2019s delightful ode to innocence. But it was <\/span>Gangs of Wasseypur<\/span><\/i> that changed the tide. Its characters achieved cult status in no time at all. Kashyap had finally gone on to do what we\u2019d always expected from him <\/span>\u2013<\/span><\/i> gifted us a gangster epic we could proudly call our own. <\/span>\n\n\"\"\n\nIn Sardar Khan\u2019s \u201cMaarenge nahi saale ko. Keh ke lenge uski,\u201d we had our own \u201cI dare you, I double dare you motherfucker, say what one more goddamn time.\u201d\n\nImage Credits: Anurag Kashyap Films\n\nAs the theatre lights came back on after two hours of riveting gangland <\/span>drama,<\/span><\/a> I was staring at the screen with my mouth agape. I cast a glance at my friend, who had a similar expression on his face. We\u2019d witnessed an utter miracle. <\/span>\n\nI went back home that night and channeled my inner critic to shower praises on the film, posting statuses like \u201c<\/span>Gangs of Wasseypur 2<\/span><\/i> is a rare, visceral classic.\u201d Then, like every honest-to-God engineer, I went ahead and torrented the hell out of <\/span>Gangs of Wasseypur \u2013 Part 1.<\/span><\/i> I\u2019m sure <\/span>Anurag Kashyap<\/span><\/a> won\u2019t mind that; he\u2019s even admitted that he owes the cult status of his films to torrents. Watching Part 1 made me appreciate the film I\u2019d just seen, even more. I saw the story as a single, carefully crafted mosaic, as it was intended to be. What <\/span>GoW <\/span><\/i>also made me realise was that \u00a0Kashyap\u2019s films don\u2019t have cardboard cutout \u201cheroes\u201d and \u201cvillains\u201d who fit perfectly in moulds. What they have instead, are people. And yes, eight years later, I still maintain that the <\/span>Gangs of Wasseypur<\/span><\/i> franchise is a rare, visceral classic.<\/span>\n

The dialogues, penned by Zeeshan Quadri, are hyper-realistic, matching the slightly heightened reality the movie itself operates in, but their delivery is surprisingly grounded.<\/blockquote>\nIt took me quite a while to process the sheer scope of storytelling in <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i>. Here was our very own gangster epic, with all the style of <\/span>Goodfellas<\/span><\/i>, the violence of <\/span>Scarface<\/span><\/i>, and the storytelling of <\/span>The Godfathe<\/span><\/i>r, with a generous splash of Tarantino thrown in. But despite its obvious influences, <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i> was its own thing <\/span>\u2013<\/span><\/i> \u00a0a hinterland story about the coal mafia, revolving around Sardar Khan (Manoj Bajpayee), his arch-nemesis Ramadhir Singh (Tigmanshu Dhulia), his son Faizal (<\/span>Nawazuddin Siddiqui<\/span><\/a>), and a host of characters who are now imprinted in our psyche. Ultimately a story of revenge, it\u2019s a multigenerational crime saga, elements of which are inspired from the real-life coal mafia of Dhanbad, whose roots were sown back in the early 1940s. <\/span>\n\nBut perhaps even more than the characters, it\u2019s the quotable dialogues that have cemented <\/span>GoW\u2019s <\/span><\/i>place as a cult classic. \u201cYeh Wasseypur hai. Yahaan kabootar bhi ek pankh se udta hai, aur doosre se apna ijjat bachata hai,\u201d<\/span> remarks Sultan Qureshi (<\/span>Pankaj Tripathi<\/span><\/a>) at one point in the film. There are more such gems, peppered throughout the film, heavy with metaphors. The dialogues, penned by Zeeshan Quadri, are hyper-realistic, matching the slightly heightened reality the movie itself operates in, but their delivery is surprisingly grounded. This is what makes it sound not like \u201cdialogue\u201d but something a character would naturally say. <\/span>\n\nIt\u2019s also the mark of a great actor, and the <\/span>GoW <\/span><\/i>franchise has no scarcity of them. Tigmanshu Dhulia makes \u201cbhosdi ke\u201d sound poetic while Manoj Bajpayee takes everyday cuss words and elevates them to something Voltaire would be proud of. With <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i>, Indian cinema had finally come of age. In Sardar Khan\u2019s \u201cMaarenge nahi saale ko. Keh ke lenge uski,\u201d we had our own <\/span>\u201cI dare you, I double dare you motherfucker, say what one more goddamn time.\u201d<\/span><\/a>\n\nLooking back, it\u2019s not even like <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i> brought something strikingly original to the table when it came to telling stories set in the hinterland. Vishal Bhardwaj had done so more than five years ago in <\/span>Maqbool <\/span><\/i>and <\/span>Omkara<\/span><\/i>, perhaps two of the finest modern classics. But <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i> did what none of those films could manage to do \u2014 make an indisputable cultural impact. Its characters are still loved and often quoted. Bhardwaj\u2019s films were adaptations, and can be termed as slightly niche and inaccessible for audiences unfamiliar with Shakespeare\u2019s work. But <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i> didn\u2019t operate under any such <\/span>baggage<\/span><\/a>. It brought hinterland to the mainstream and made it cool. And what is cooler than critiquing societal perils through memes? Yes, modern meme culture owes a lot to GoW. Not a day goes by when I don\u2019t see a Facebook post, an image, or a doodle, recalling the famous \u201cBeta, tumse na hoga,\u201d<\/span> with Ramadhir Singh\u2019s deadpan face. The deliciously meta, \u201cJab tak is desh mein cinema hai, log chutiya bante rahenge,\u201d is the go-to reference every time there\u2019s a new Salman Khan release. <\/span>\n\nIf Bollywood was a sea of turgid, star-studded bummers, <\/span>GoW<\/span><\/i> came like a boat of hope. Its legacy is still unblemished, and the people involved in the film have gone on to do bigger things. Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Pankaj Tripathi are now household names. But times change fast. We\u2019re in 2019, at the cusp of another renaissance, perhaps. The audience might soon get tired of overly stylised, hyper-violent <\/span>cinema<\/span><\/a> set in the heartland. Is it time for another Kashyap masterpiece to change the tide?<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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