Looking at North, by North-East
Updated On: 17 June, 2020 07:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
We are what we eat, aren't we? That's just Culture 101. And, because food is such an instant marker for a community, Prejudice 101 too!

A screen grab from the trailer of Axone. Pic/Youtube
Of late, looking at how content travels online, there is a deepening belief among global buyers/players, that the more specific a story, the more universal it is likely to be. Which is, of course, in contrast to the earlier idea that for a film to be dubbed mainstream — it should be generic enough first!
Digging in little deeper on that thought still — beyond the specific striking a (universal) chord, there is often a story/film that so deeply represents the world it is set in, that it develops an umbilical/sticky cord for the people it is set among. Mainly, when that film appears in the mainstream. It feels like one's own movie for those outside, and not just for the characters inside.
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