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"Shehar Lakhot" largely avoids the worst excesses of modern Hollywood-style wokeness, focusing on authentic storytelling in an Indian context. While it doesn’t shy away from social commentary, it presents a range of perspectives, keeping the narrative engaging and mercifully light on ideology.
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