Indian Express Flim Cub: Screening of the movie "Afwaah". [ Watch. Discuss. Dissect]


 Indian Express Flim Cub: Screening of  the movie "Afwaah"
A Cinematic Dive into the World of Rumors


 

Introduction

On the evening of September 12th, against the glittering backdrop of Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), the Indian Express Film Club treated its audience to a special screening of "Afwaah." This thought-provoking film, directed by the maestro Sudhir Mishra, stars the illustrious Nawazuddin Siddiqui and the immensely talented Bhumi Pednekar. "Afwaah" graced the silver screen on May 5th, 2023. Despite not receiving a resounding welcome in all corners of the theater world, this film has etched an indelible mark on the collective consciousness of society. In this blog post, we embark on a journey into the heart of "Afwaah" to unravel why it resonated so profoundly with its captivated audience. 

The Meaning of "Afwaah" 

The title itself, "Afwaah," translates to "rumor." This word holds the key to unlocking the movie's central theme. The entire plot revolves around the consequences of blindly believing in rumors and the chaos it can unleash in society.


My Personal Perspective

Before attending the screening, I did some research on the movie's reception. To my surprise, IMDb had given it a modest rating of 5.6. However, having watched "Afwaah" myself, I'd personally rate it between 7 to 8 out of 10. The storyline is skillfully woven, and it effectively conveys its message.

The Impact on Responsible Media 

The choice of "Afwaah" by the Indian Express Film Club for screening was a deliberate one. It's evident that the movie serves as a powerful example of responsible media. It illustrates how media should operate in society, emphasizing the importance of accurate reporting and responsible journalism.

                                 

The Discussion After the Screening

Following the screening, Shubhra Gupta, a prominent film critic and senior columnist with the Indian Express, led a discussion. The audience was diverse, comprising college students, media professionals, and individuals with a background in media. This post-screening discourse provided a platform for attendees to share their interpretations and opinions on the film.

 

Conclusion

In a world where rumors can spread like wildfire, "Afwaah" stands as a cinematic testament to the consequences of blind belief. Its selection by the Indian Express Film Club for screening underscores the role of responsible media in shaping society. As the event came to a close at 9:30 PM, it left attendees with much to ponder and discuss about the power of information and the importance of critically evaluating the rumors that surround us.


 

-by Mugundhan B











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