Bow
Barracks
Forever
is
a
true
story
honestly
told
in
every
small
little
sense
as
it
has
not
just
been
shot
in
the
real
location
but
also
portrays
characters
absolutely
true
to
life.
If
in
the
movie
Lillette
Dubey
is
shown
portraying
a
character
of
Mrs
Lobo
who
makes
excellent
cakes
and
wine
then
that
is
because
there
is
a
similar
woman
in
the
community
well
known
for
the
art.
"This
lady
makes
wine
for
Rs
200
only
and
all
my
European
friends
vouch
for
it
saying
it
is
the
best
ever
quality
they
have
tasted",
swears
Dutt
to
prove
his
facts.
Well
and
talking
of
characterization
in
the
film
then
surprisingly
all
of
them
have
quite
an
evident
dark
shade,
which
is
stark.
"Such
is
reality",
quirks
Anjan
Dutt.
"They
are
people
who
abuse
you
but
also
love
you
with
equal
passion.
They
are
people
who
are
different
from
the
rest,
may
be
distressed
and
depressed
with
life
but
when
it
comes
to
their
home,
they
are
like
any
other
human,
who
will
stand
by
and
protect
his
home
when
in
danger.
Though
my
characters
are
dark,
the
film
is
fun
to
watch
for
there
is
dance,
music,
humor
and
life".
Question
him
on
his
unique
casting
in
the
film,
and
he
defends
saying
all
the
actors
are
best
suited
to
their
roles.
"All
the
actors
cast
for
the
film
whether
it
is
Lillette
Dubey
or
Victor
Banerjee
or
for
that
matter
Moon
Moon
Sen,
all
have
fair
understanding
of
the
community
as
each
one
or
the
other
has
had
some
Joseph
or
Jennifer
for
their
friend",
justifies
the
content
director.
And
in
addition
to
that
all
actors
have
gone
through
workshops
and
training
to
make
them
comfortable
with
the
ambience
and
the
peculiar
Anglo
Indian
lingo
used.
Their
Hindi
is
very
different
from
the
regular
Hindi
spoken
everywhere.
They
do
not
say
tera
-
mera
instead
they
refer
to
each
other
as
humko
tumko
like
"humko
kya
tum
paagal
samjhta
hai" absolutely
Goan
style
of
speaking.
And
while
talking
of
actors,
whose
work
is
to
die
for
in
the
film,
Anjan
Dutt
is
very
pleased
with
Victor
Banerjee
saying
his
work
is
the
best
till
date
and
on
the
other
hand
quite
amused
with
Moon
Moon
Sen's
prowess
saying
that
she
is
quiet
a
nasty
actress
if
she
wants
to
be.
Moon
Moon
Sen
so
far
has
always
been
cast
as
a
sweet
little
woman
but
can
be
equally
mean
and
vampish.
All
said
and
done
but
is
Mr
Dutt
not
vary
with
the
fact
that
making
films
that
our
regular
filmy
audience
does
not
usually
appreciate
or
enjoy,
would
actually
fail
to
elevate
his
cause
for
making
Bow
Barracks
Forever.
Making
a
film
on
such
a
peculiar
subject
that
caters
to
a
niche
audience,
may
not
reach
the
larger
section
and
in
turn
will
not
get
the
support
he
is
aiming
for.
And
to
this
Anjan
Dutt
confidently
contradicts
and
says
that
even
though
his
film
is
a
niche
film,
it
will
cater
to
every
section
of
the
society
irrespective
of
the
English
language
and
the
offbeat
subject.
That
is
because
any
film
when
made
from
heart,
when
made
truly
and
sincerely
connects
with
the
audience
in
some
or
the
other
manner.
And
Bow
Barrack
is
a
film
he
will
stand
through
thick
and
thin
and
one
with
which
he
does
not
have
any
regrets
whatsoever.
He
is
very
confident
that
the
film
somewhere
will
connect
with
the
audience,
even
if
they
do
not
know
the
ABC
of
Anglo
Indians.
And
he
is
quiet
gregarious
in
pointing
out
that
one
does
not
have
to
go
to
New
York
to
understand
a
film
like
'Taxi
Driver' or
be
in
the
mafia
to
understand
The
Godfather'.
I
as
a
viewer
do
not
know
much
about
down
south
and
Tamil
way
of
living
but
could
connect
more
with
Mani
Ratnam's
Roja
than
Bombay,
further
explains
Dutt
the
director.
And
moreover
today
the
audience
has
started
enjoying
sushi
too
along
with
Chinese,
in
turn
reflecting
the
changing
taste
of
Hindi
cinema
goers
who
have
become
more
adaptable
to
newer
concepts
and
subjects.
Confident
and
content
Anjan
Dutt
is
with
his
film
Bow
Barracks
Forever
but
along
with
it
he
also
very
positive
in
receiving
a
good
response
as
he
feels
that
if
Anurag
Kashyap's
film,
Black
Friday
can
get
released
and
acknowledged
then
the
audience
is
also
ready
to
receive
mine
with
an
open
mind!
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