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Rafat Ali, Media Operator & Dad

@rafat

Oct 29, 2021

Satya was such a seminal movie in my early 20s, I distinctly remember stepping out of movie theater in Delhi, turning to

@mrajshekhar

who was with me & both realizing this changed everything. This long podcast by

@amitvarma

is an incredible look at why.

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Episode 241: The Importance of Satya | The Seen and the Unseen

The gangster film and the city film are two genres that took a while to evolve in Bollywood. Uday Bhatia joins Amit Varma in episode 241 of The Seen and the Unseen to explain why Ram Gopal Varma'

Rafat Ali, Media Operator & Dad

@rafat

This is an interview/discussion with

@yooday

who has come out with this great book I just started reading on how Satya the movie changed everything about Indian cinema, the before and after. amazon.com/Bullets-Over-B

11:32 PM · Oct 29, 2021 from Queens, NY

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