MUMBAI
Quicksilver Films should win every prize for last night's Dispatches on the Mumbai murders. The most disgusting aspect of what I saw and heard were the recorded telephone conversations of the gunmen with their controllers in Pakistan. The latter wer
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March 2009
Standpoint's Writer-At-Large visits the slums of Mumbai to assess the Oscar-winning film
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