Kasba

About This Movie

Kasba, released in 1991, dives into the murky waters of morality through the lens of a small-town entrepreneur, Maniram. His schemes to sell tainted food are both shocking and oddly engrossing, showcasing a gritty realism that seems to reflect the darker sides of human nature. The interplay between his daughter-in-law, Tejo, and his mentally challenged son adds layers to the narrative, creating a tension that ebbs and flows throughout. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the audience to soak in the tension and discomfort. Performances are raw and compelling, grounding the film's more outrageous moments. It's distinctive in how it doesn’t shy away from the consequences of greed and desperation, weaving a complex tapestry of familial loyalty and betrayal.

Explores themes of family loyalty and betrayal. · Features raw performances that ground the outrageous plot. · Deliberate pacing heightens tension throughout the film.