A movie based on a real life murder mystery (Talvar)

This movie is a class in indian cinema.

This movie is based on very famous 2008 double murder case in noida, of the deceased Aarushi Talwar and their domestic help hemraj.

Wielding a rusty sword, justice fights an awkward battle against corruption, incompetence and viral gossip in the Hindi movie “Talvar.” The first responders that is local police was very insensitive as they didn't took this murder seriously at all. They contaminated all the evidence. The media and the police were running their own trails and making whole bunch of stories that how the muder would have took place. And all the people in the country were eager to know, who did it. This case got too much media attention and was very much public overnight. Police didn't took care of anything at all, the crime scene was so much available for everyone to visit like it was a site of national importance and everyone need to see it. Arushi Talwar's case remains unsolved till date. But if the parents are innocent 
they have sufftered a lot.
I would rate this movie 8.5/10

An art film?In indian cinema? "(Dhobi Ghat)"

It is certain that an art film in Indian cinema wouldn't earn much. But the stories of such films are like we have read a book, They are very realstic and pretty much relatable. "Dhobi Ghat" is a mumbai based film , It is said that Mumbai has the world's largest outdoor laundary system.

Lives of the washerman and other labour class is what the culture in that place is all about.

Mumbai is very culturally rich city, it has people who are involved in art, films,painting, writing and what not. The city is also a hub for the labour class. In this movie we can see the blend of culture, class and art. Aamir khan whose character is named arun is a painter and is sure very talented in reel also. A girl named shy gets attracted towards him at the very first meeting in a party. There is no Perdictable ending to this movie, which is what a true literary work is according to me, Let the people imagine and wonder where the characters go from there and what there lived will be.  I think we all should promote such films, so that they are made again and again. And let not the culture of art die in our cinema.

I would rate it  {8/10}