"Sorry, Baby" is a Masterful Look at the Emotions of Life
From the cinematography to the script to the acting, Sorry, Baby is undoubtedly one of the best films of the year.
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Diya, a girl from Jhargram was sent to Kolkata by her parents to acquire a Bachelor degree on Bengali Language. But deep inside she had a desire to learn guitars secretly. At the university she made new friends, Suchi, Manik (Film studies) and a few more. They came to know about her aspirations and helps her to get a guitar teacher. The Quest of Diya becomes unusual and She eventually was exploited and pushed towards Drugs. She was forced to believe that Music without drugs is impossible. The journey ends with a Wrench in the story.
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Diya, a girl from Jhargram was sent to Kolkata by her parents to acquire a Bachelor degree on Bengali Language. But deep inside she had a desire to learn guitars secretly. At the university she made new friends, Suchi, Manik (Film studies) and a few more. They came to know about her aspirations and helps her to get a guitar teacher. The Quest of Diya becomes unusual and She eventually was exploited and pushed towards Drugs. She was forced to believe that Music without drugs is impossible. The journey ends with a Wrench in the story.
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