SDM is a nearly perfect telling of a good story.<wbr /> No special effects or other devices. Just a com<wbr />pelling story told well with interesting and eng<wbr />aging cinematography. 
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<br />American sensibilities<wbr /> will be stunned by the stark presentation of li<wbr />fe in Indian cities. Our appreciation for a orde<wbr />rly society will be reinforced when faced with t<wbr />he randomness and incomprehensible random justic<wbr />e or the lack thereof in the Indian culture. 
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<wbr /><br />Throw in the completely confusing caste system <wbr />and one has a cultural presentation that is beyo<wbr />nd imagination. With no more than a few curse wo<wbr />rds and very few objectionable scenes the movie <wbr />confronts the viewer with mob rule, rape, prosti<wbr />tution, drug and alcohol abuse, mafia organizati<wbr />ons, child abuse, and more.
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<br />Go see it to stun<wbr /> your view of the world. Go see it because it ha<wbr />s no major stars. Go see it because will make yo<wbr />u cry. 
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