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why MuradвЂ™s father always seems so angry? What if not everyone is able to channelize their frustration of living in non-living conditions of a slum? What are the other psychological impacts of poverty on a human being? It addresses many socio-cultural aspects of poverty from the individualistic perspective but avoids more complicated questions i.e. Gully boy is potentially a hard-hitting tale but it also turns into a star vehicle. And sometimes these perceptions and prejudices make us behave disrespectfully with many workers from the unorganized sector such as auto rikshaw drivers, a fruit sellers, shop keepers, house cleaners etc. Even in a dialogue (nokar ka beta nokar benega) we can sense that the job of вЂnokarвЂ™ which may require a specific skill set is regarded very low in our hierarchy of work.

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Vijay Raaz who is playing the role of MuradвЂ™s father and is unambitious and snappish hopes that education will set his son free and give him a white-collar job. For examples when Murad goes to a friend who is a garage mechanic and asks him for work until he can find something desirable, he is confronted by his friend who inquires what is wrong with working at a garage. But along side, many stereotypes were shown in the film related to desirable and non-desirable professions etc.

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The idea of вЂApna time aaygaвЂ™ raises two points first, what is the imagination of that time? And how do we perceive the present time? As the whole movie is about changing oneвЂ™s class and accessing those of a known rapper, the notion of time seems to be related to gaining money and fame. The portrayal of a social paradox is beautifully depicted. Murad covers his face, seizing his dignity and self-respect from a вЂslum touristвЂ™ who is amazed to see how people have used each and every space in their houses and looks at them as if they were exotic creatures from the zoo. But Murad believes вЂShabdon ka jwala meri bediya pighlayega (The flame of my words shall melt away my fetters and unchain me).ДЄ credible attempt has been made to show the realities of slum life.Poetic representation of вЂBastiвЂ™ as вЂandha kuaвЂ™( a slum cluster akin to a bottomless pit), questions brought forward by the protagonist like вЂIs basti me sabki pake geeli kyon hain? and a poem by Javed Akhtar вЂDooriвЂ™ portrays the hard realities in a very simple and straightforward manner, laying bare disparities without getting into deeper complications. Murad is reminded of his place in society again and again by different messages like вЂNaukar ka beta naukar hi banegaвЂ™(a servantвЂ™s son can only be a servant. In the film, Murad tries to bridge the unbridgeable gap between his вЂkhwaabвЂ™(dream) and the overwhelming вЂaaju baaju ki asliyatвЂ™(the realty around him). The film is inspired by the lives of Divine and Naezy who became famous for rappers in the Indian context, especially by using the dark realities of their lives in the slums/margins to compose rap. He comes from a family and class where he has nothing to lose and channelize his frustration of living in the gully/slum/fringes of the city to become a rapper.

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It is the story of Murad, a 22-year-old Muslim boy and the son of a driver from a ghetto in Mumbai.

It is a story about turning your imperfect reality into a long-cherished and impossible fantasy. It is an empathic, feel-good tale about an underdog.

Gully Boy has been written by Zoya Akhtar and Reem Kagti and directed by Akhtar.