Badman (As Part of Bagri Foundation London Indian Film Festival 2017)

Stratford Picturehouse, Salway Road London
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Stratford Picture House
Gerry Raffles Square, Salway Road, E15 1BX
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Stratford 0.22 miles

84 min | Hindi – English subtitles | India 2017 | Director: Soumik Sen | With: Gulshan Grover, Chunky Pandey, Rishi Kapoor, Manisha Koirala, Farah Khan.
Mockumentary style (a first for Indian Cinema), mad comic caper where the legendary villain of Bollywood, Gulshan Grover, turns over a new leaf and decides to relaunch himself in the film industry as a hero!
The not so young Grover enlists the help of his dysfunctional sons and fellow (begrudging!) Bollywood stars including Chunky Pandey and Farah Khan to help him achieve his transformation. Badman explores the dark yet funny side of Bollywood where almost anything is possible.

Bagri Foundation London Indian Film Festival (LIFF), Europe’s largest Indian film festival returns for its 8th edition at 11 cinemas across London including BFI Southbank from 22-29 June, with an exciting selection of fabulous cutting-edge films that reaffirm the festival’s position as the ‘punk-rock of Indian cinema’. The festival is title sponsored by the Bagri Foundation with major support from Grange Hotels, Sun Mark Ltd, and is funded by the BFI's National Lottery Film Festivals Fund.
Opening with a historical epic ‘The Black Prince’ and moving back into the 21st century with gripping thriller ‘Sexy Durga’ for its closing night, LIFF continues to not simply reflect what's happening in South Asian cinema but instead provides a platform for new independent, South Asian focused films (all subtitled in English) to premiere to audiences around London. There is something for everyone, ranging from a BSL interpreted in conversation with the legendary Oscar® nominated director of Lagaan, Ashutosh Gowariker, and a screening of his glorious epic ‘Jodhaa Akbar’, to a mixed programme of truly diverse films, covering a range of issues and languages, plus an opportunity to experience some stunning virtual reality films. Whether you’re a lover of World Cinema or a newbie to the world outside of Bollywood, make sure you check out at least one of the amazing films featured at this year’s festival. With films screening at 11 different venues across London, there’s really no excuse to miss this spicy cinematic feast!

Festival runs from: 22nd June to 29th June 2017

For the full screening programme and to watch trailers from this year’s film visit our website.

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