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Chalta Hai Yaar, from 2005, takes a rather offbeat approach to comedy, blending dark humor with poignant social commentary. The main character, Namdev, runs a business supplying materials for last rites which already sets an odd tone. It’s not your typical comedy; the film explores heavy themes like dignity and societal rejection. The pacing is a bit uneven at times, but that adds to its charm—moments of levity often give way to deeper reflections. The performances are earnest, particularly the lead, who navigates this absurd existence with a kind of weary resilience. The practical effects, especially in the context of the subject matter, feel grounded, helping to balance the absurd with the serious. It’s distinctive for how it marries existential dread with laughter.
A mix of dark humor and social commentary · Features a unique protagonist in Namdev · Explores themes of dignity and existentialism
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