City on The Water

About This Movie

City on The Water dives into the gritty realities of urban life in Bombay, tackling the pressing issues of overpopulation and infrastructure decay. The film's pacing meanders like the Thane creek, unfolding the narrative in fits and starts, which adds to its reflective tone. It captures the essence of a city on the brink, weighing the aspirations for a new Bombay against the backdrop of its struggling present. Practical effects lend a raw authenticity, showcasing the bustling streets and the hopes tied to the development of N Bombay. Performances feel grounded, almost documentary-like, making the struggles of everyday citizens resonate deeply.

City on The Water is somewhat elusive in the collector’s market, with few known formats and limited circulation. The film may not be widely recognized, but its raw portrayal of urban issues draws interest from those fascinated by historical and socio-political narratives in cinema. Collectors often seek it for its unique perspective on Bombay's evolution, making it a curious piece for those looking to explore lesser-known cinematic works.