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Dunno y na jaane movie#
It reportedly features the first time a Bollywood movie has shown two males kissing - other than a comedy, where a pair of con artists fake gay intentions to get closer to a beautiful woman.Īfter watching the film festival debut of “Dunno Y…Na Jaane Kyun,” the editor of India’s first gay magazine said he became emotional. O one sure whether audiences - especially in rural India - are ready for a romance between men. With the film set to go into wide release, It is, after all, believed to be a first (or at least the first after Dostana, which was about a fake gay romance?). It’s one piece of good news out of a country whose queer reputation has been ravaged by this scandal, and I don’t mean to underestimate how much significance this has for Indian cinema.
But the Indian film, which debuted last week at the Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, is apparently “sending Bollywood spinning” because it features two dudes kissing. Brokeback was about cowboys ruffin it Dunno Y is about a male model. I’m not quite sure I’m ready to dub Dunno Y…Na Jaane Kyun “India’s Brokeback Mountain,” because all the films really have in common is a gay male love affair.
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