Any creative endeavor ALWAYS has it's roots firmly planted in realism.
Flights of fancy are also an exaggerated version of real time experiences.
Having said that,I must confess Delhi Belly comes across as unpalatable for those who perceive life as they see around their own comfort zone.
It is has a story line which is completely believable.
Characters which are every day kinds...though they needn't be the replicas of one's next door neighbors.
The profanities...the portrayals...the experiences,all in isolation,as well as threaded in the plot are realistic.
We have always been given dreams...candy-like love parables...ideal families and intense dramas in the name of entertaining and serious cinema,both.
Aamir Khan,I feel,has managed to introduce a new genre of 'in the face' cinema...with it's own share of flaws and hiccups,which are bound to be there,given the fact that this attempt is a first of it's kind.
I would't label it as a cinema with any great social message...or an inspiring saga...but it happens.
It all happens...so it was portrayed.
And if one sees life along with ground realities...it can be worse.



























