In the End (Telugu)

Host Srinivas talks to Meher, the writer-director of the film 'Vellipovali' which captures the lives of three middle-aged men who are in search of a home.

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In this week's episode, Srinivas and Sravya discuss two films that are set in very different circumstances. They are Satya(1998) by Ram Gopal Verma and Paterson(2016) by Jim Jarmusch. We discuss the internal life of an artist, the beauty hidden within the mundane, the heartwarming side of hardened criminals and much more. We can't wait to hear your thoughts on the episode and the two films

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