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Narayan lives in a Mumbai slum, is fully committed to driving his auto-rickshaw and is the subject of a documentary. A visit from his mother and the rejection of the girl he likes will finally unleash all the rage Narayan thought he had in check, under the watchful eye of a crew of documentarians who are pleased to have been able to capture his violence live and in person. (Sitges Film Festival)
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Whenever Indians come up with a movie that's under two hours, there's something suspicious about it. And in my experience so far, in a good way. I don't like found footage/mockumentary films, but this concept, which doesn't try to show off unnecessarily, worked for me. Being a rickshaw driver is not easy and this film shows it beautifully. There are very unpleasant scenes here.
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