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Katiyabaaz presents a raw and gritty glimpse into the life of electricity theft in Kanpur, juxtaposing the struggles of the poor against the systemic challenges of the local power supply. The documentary, under Fahad Mustafa's direction, captures this intricate dance between a Robin Hood-like figure and the determined first female chief of the power company. The pacing feels organic, almost meandering at times, allowing viewers to soak in the atmosphere of a city gripped by power cuts and desperation. The performances feel authentic, lending a human touch to the stark realities portrayed. It’s distinctive not just for its subject matter but for how it delves into the socio-political implications of energy access, without spinning it into melodrama.
Documentary style with strong real-life implicationsExplores themes of survival and systemic failureUnique perspective on urban India
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Fahad Mustafa
Director