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'I Want To Talk' movie review: Abhishek Bachchan's film gently grows on you

The Abhishek Bachchan-starrer isn’t so much about suffering as survival, really—for a man who’s tricked his brain into believing that he can physically overcome

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A still from I Want To Talk

A still from I Want To Talk

Film: I Want To Talk
U/A: Family drama
Dir: Shoojit Sircar
Cast: Abhishek Bachchan, Ahilya Bamroo
Rating: 3/5

I Want To Talk (IWTT) is an American film. For the setting, first, of course. That is, an idyllic smallish town (perhaps City of Hemet, in California). Wherein the middle-aged lead, Arjun Sen, resides. Living the so-called great American professional, consumerist, expatriate, suburban dream. 

Sen, of course, is Bengali by origin. He’s the typical IIT-IIM high-potential, go-getter, who would’ve moved to the US, I’m guessing, around mid-to-late ’90s, or early 2000s—during the high-noon of high-income group, Y2K, young desi migration into America, as it were.

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