The White Tiger

What's good 1. The story is good. It shows the dark reality of the society. 2. The screenplay is also good. There are many scenes that show the biases of people. 3. The performances are good. Adarsh gourav shines in the lead role of Balram. Rajkumar Rao didn't shine because his role wasn't that great and Priyanka Chopra couldn't shine as her role was too small. They need to be appreciated for taking supporting roles in spite of being big stars. Due to them, this film will reach lots of people who wouldn't have watched this film otherwise. Vijay Maurya made me hate him through his great acting although his role was small. Mahesh Manjrekar was wasted. What's bad: 1. The film is talking about religion, caste, class and gender discrimination. It might offend some people. 2. It isn't a family film.

Don't waste your time in watching a movie that justifies a crime.. and mocks religion they don't understand? What a fake climax it has. And yes it was boring like a documentary. I am a great fan of RK Rao and watched only because of him. I am not sure why RK would sign such a movie. I feel he needs to be careful otherwise his fans will be disappointed.

A cross between 'Slumdog Millionaire' (Danny Boyle, 2007) and 'Parasite' (Bong Joon-ho, 2019), Ramin Bahrani's 'The White Tiger' roars as it expertly integrates an engrossing socio-political commentary about the rich poor divide in India with a thrilling, bitingly cynical narrative. Bahrani's direction is clear and controlled but, unfortunately, unable to develop the screenplay to the point required for success. The cast breathes some decent life into the material at times with Adarsh Gourav leads with a highly entertaining performance.