Updated On: 01 September, 2024 08:03 AM IST | Mumbai | Rahul da Cunha
The three-episode, biopic, was fascinating to me, both for the nostalgia and for some new learnings

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I watched Salim-Javed’s Angry Young Men last evening - a three-part documentary drama series about the magical screenwriting duo, who from 1971 to 1987, yielded 24 jubilee hits—very early on in their careers, incensed that they’d not been included on the film posters, the two men hired a stencil guy to walk through the streets of Bombay stamping on their names, boldly—written by Salim-Javed. The three-episode, biopic, was fascinating to me, both for the nostalgia and for some new learnings.
Here are some random thoughts: