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So, 'Vakil Babu' is one of those intriguing titles from the early '80s that lingers in the mind. The story centers on Shekar, a blind sculptor, which already sets a unique tone. His love for Kalpana is intense but, man, his insecurities spiral out of control leading to some dark decisions. The pacing has this quiet intensity, gradually building tension as you witness Shekar's inner turmoil. The performances are solid, especially the lead, who captures that blend of vulnerability and obsession really well. It delves into themes of love, jealousy, and morality, which are always fascinating. Plus, the practical effects used in his sculpting scenes add a visceral touch to the film. It’s distinctive, in its own way, tackling complex emotions with a somewhat raw edge.
Interesting character study of a blind artist.Themes of jealousy and morality resonate throughout.Unique atmosphere created by the cinematography.
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