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The White Tiger

2021 · Film · 125 min

Directed by Ramin Bahrani

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An ambitious Indian driver uses his wit and cunning to escape from poverty and rise to the top. An epic journey based on the New York Times bestseller.

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  1. Positivethe-mitrMay 28, 2023

    If you are on mosfilm do watch this gem of a sci-fi dystopian dark comedy film Kin Dza Dza

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUtZOl_QxvY

    and White Tiger

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soRIjIJAUfA

  2. PositivenindalfApr 26, 2021

    There’s a HN rule against complaining that HN is becoming like Reddit. This comment is in the same genre - it was better in the good ole days.

    Spoiler alert - it wasn’t. You’ve cherry picked 5 movies from each era out of thousands. There’s no reason to choose these movies instead of others. While the biggest blockbusters are more likely to be remakes or sequels, there’s no shortage of interesting movies.

    Just from last year, original films that weren’t remakes or sequels and blew my mind - Parasite, Knives Out, Soul, The Father, Hamilton, White Tiger.

    Best part is, we’re living in a time when you have practically unlimited entertainment a few clicks away at absurdly low prices. It’s easy to find something that suits your particular niche if you just look. That wasn’t the case in previous eras where studios had to pander to the largest audience possible.

  3. NegativengokevinMar 18, 2021

    I actually mentioned the movie `White` Tiger, and a `liberal` Indian-American woman, but you're right, I don't agree with that response.

  4. NeutralngokevinMar 17, 2021

    Reminds me of the Netflix film, White Tiger. A liberal Indian-American woman comes to India, pretends to care about how the lower castes of India are treated as slaves, but in the end, is just going through the motions and leaves a servant with pocket change. In the end, not treating them as people, but as objects to funnel their morality and values.