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“Taps” Movie Review

While you watch this breathtakingly evocative short film, it will be easy to see yourself in it. Those of us who struggle with the everyday maintenance of a relationship, perhaps more so with an individual of the same gender, understand that facing a slice-of-life right-of-passage we know is coming, but we do not want to face it, this elegy is even more prodigious. Particularly difficult for us, as we have no anchor, no cornerstone, to keep the relationship together except the allegiance to one another. That is especially true for the two protagonists in this story. Rohan (Ullas Samrat) is leaving for a yearlong sabbatical, which means leaving his beloved Akshay (Rohit Mehra) alone in India.

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The BL Xpress Talks To Prolific Indian Filmmaker, Sridhar Rangayan

While positive portrayal of the LGBTQ+ community in mainstream Indian films is still a far fledged aspiration, there are few who dare to dream of the impossible. Award-winning film-maker, producer and screenwriter Sridhar Rangayan is one of them.

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