Review of Bebaak

While writing this, I correct my rating from 8 to 9, because it has now slowly touched a different layer of feeling. This is not only sad for a poor Muslim girl, but for all of us, all isolated people who disdain to be an alienated spectacle. There's no villain here, other than poverty and poor education. The parents are as much a victim of the system, as the provider. A candid look from a kid, a female child, does the magic of revivification, asserting a girl's dignity in the face of gross discrimination. Hat's of to the cast and the crew.

Technologies expand, whatsup and down whats face and whats book we all know, but the slow silent giant gobbles down all our human aspirations. We forget our puny martyrs.