Axone

Name: Axone
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: June 12, 2020
Duration: 96 min
Cast: Aakash Bhardwaj, Asenla Jamir, Dolly Ahluwalia, Jimpa Bhutia, Lanuakum Ao

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Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): June 12, 2020 | Not Rated

Starring: Aakash Bhardwaj, Asenla Jamir, Dolly Ahluwalia, Jimpa Bhutia, Lanuakum Ao, Lin Laishram, Merenla Imsong, Milo Sunka, Rohan Joshi, Sayani Gupta, Tenzing Dalha, Vinay Pathak

Summary: Follows migrants in Delhi, in their attempt to organize a wedding party, they find out everything is not going according to plan.

Director: Nicholas Kharkongor

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 96 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Jun 15, 2020

You don’t have to speak the myriad tongues (many not translated) to follow the action, fall into the heedless forward momentum, to be outraged at the discrimination, and to be utterly charmed by this winner from the Subcontinent. Read full review

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TejasNair

Oct 17, 2020

Axone (Akhuni; a Naga dish with a pungent smell) snuck up on me, giving me weird feelings and a lot to think about. It's a simple story of a group of friends from Nagaland and other parts of Northeast India living as paying guests in Delhi. They are trying to prepare the dish for theirAxone (Akhuni; a Naga dish with a pungent smell) snuck up on me, giving me weird feelings and a lot to think about. It's a simple story of a group of friends from Nagaland and other parts of Northeast India living as paying guests in Delhi. They are trying to prepare the dish for their friend on her special occasion, which is hindered by a variety of issues, ranging from catcalling to discrimination. It does get uncomfortable at times and that is the essence of watching Axone; it hits you because what it shows you is true. Delightful performances (and a bubbly Sayani Gupta in perhaps her best role so far), excellent background music with a tinge of NE cultural music, and a linear screenplay makes it a very good watch. I highly recommend it. (Grade B). TN.… Expand

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