Dilli Dark

About This Movie

Dilli Dark paints a gritty portrait of ambition and struggle in a bustling metropolis. Michael Okeke’s journey feels raw, caught between the desire for an MBA and the underbelly of drug dealing that encroaches on his dreams. The atmosphere is thick with tension, often juxtaposed with the vibrant life of New Delhi. It tackles themes of racism, and the pacing reflects the chaos of city life, with moments of quiet introspection that resonate. Performances are compelling; you can sense the weight of Michael’s choices. The film's practical effects lend an authenticity to its darker moments, making each scene pulse with a sense of reality. It’s not just a story about a man—it’s about a city and the dreams that often get crushed beneath its surface.

Gritty atmosphere captures urban struggle. · Highlights the impact of racism on personal aspirations. · Strong performances that deepen the narrative.