But I’ve heard that unlike the book, the film does not draw a conclusion and has not touched the trial proceedings. I want to see how they have portrayed our story. I will go to watch the movie with my husband and a group of friends. "Want to see how they’ve portrayed our story."
I am glad that Vishal Bhardwaj has decided to make a film on this issue because now we will know the truth, which has been hidden for so long, through this film. years have passed but it has remained the same way. I have seen all this happening in front of my eyes. We walked from DPS Noida to her house and we also marched at Jantar Mantar then – we wanted the truth to come out. "We’ll know the truth through this film." I’m sure they will dramatise it for the big screen, but I want to see if they have managed to strike a credible balance between drama and reality. Mostly, Hindi cinema tends to be overdramatic in dealing with police investigations and the judiciary, but since this is based on a real incident, I’m hoping there would be some sense of realism here. It would be interesting to see how the filmmakers have shown the legal process and the investigations here. I watched it from the sidelines so I have a fair idea. The case itself was tried in Allahabad and I had colleagues who were involved in it. "Of course, I am intrigued by the film – the case was tried in Allahabad." Prashant Mathur, senior advocate, Allahabad HC Moreover, for a cop, a film based on a real crime incident is quite intriguing.
Eight years on, I am now posted as SSP of Noida, so definitely I would like to know what they are showing in the film. It happened around the time I joined the IPS. The Talwar murder case hit the national conscience. "For a cop, a film like this is quite intriguing."
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It’s about developing a sense of questioning of where we get our facts from, how to ensure accountability of systems like the police and CBI, if justice can ever be granted in this case, and how to create a society where this cannot recur. It’s really not about ascertaining what happened, or who the culprits are. "It’s about developing a sense of questioning."Ī debate after the film, as opposed to a value judgement, is important. I want people to see how easily they were manipulated by the narratives fed to them. I want people to watch the film and realise how Rajesh and Nupur Talwar were just ordinary urban Indians – they could be any of us. We feasted like vultures on the murders, the truth be damned. "Watch it to realise how they could be any of us."
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