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Dilli Dark is unsparing in its assessment of Delhi. The city is cruel and even violent to its Nigeria-born protagonist Michael Okeke in Dibakar Das Roy's dark comedy, which asks harsh questions of Delhi's attitude to race, tolerance and majoritarianism. hindustantimes.com/india-new…

#DilliDark (2025, Hindi) by #DibakarDasRoy, ft. @SamuelRobinsonX #GeetikaVidyaOhlyan #ShantanuAnam & #StuteeGhosh, now available for RENT on @YouTubeIndia #GoogleTV & @AppleTV.

Dilli Dark: Film resonates with Africans seeking acceptance in Delhi hindustantimes.com/india-new…

🌍🎭 “What New York is for Indians, Delhi is for Nigerians.” Nigerian actor Samuel Abiola Robinson’s take on the Capital echoes in 'Dilli Dark' — a new dark comedy exploring race, tolerance, majoritarianism, and colonialism. Full story ⏬ hindustantimes.com/india-new… (@sauryasengupta & @aaditya_writes✍🏻)

If finding work in Delhi is hard for Nigerian nationals, finding a home is like “going to war.” And this why #DilliDark resonates so deeply with the community here. A piece on the film & Delhi by @sauryasengupta & @aaditya_writes in @htTweets today.

#FPEntertainment- Dilli Dark Movie Review: A sharp satire set in chaotic Delhi @lachmi0809 firstpost.com/entertainment/…

Enjoy Dilli Dark this weekend, the first Delhi caper with an African hero, and find out what Delhi's first queen Razia Sultana has to do with it @santwana99 @PGhoshTNIE Read: newindianexpress.com/cities/…

Michael Okeke, the protagonist of Dilli Dark, is young, dark-skinned and African. Read my piece to check what Delhi's first female queen Razia Sultan has to do with it. The film is out in Delhi theatres from today. @santwana99 newindianexpress.com/cities/…

NEW INDIE GEM ALERT! 🚨 Saw DILLI DARK. A comedy by Dibakar Das Roy, about an African boy pursuing MBA looking for a job in the twisted Delhi streets. Funny dialogue writing, smart cinematography, showcases parts of Delhi you don't get to see in "Bollywood". Catch it if you can.

Watch Dilli Dark an awesome film released this week. If you like Delhi you will like the movie, If you don't like Delhi you will like it even more.

#DilliDark #FilmReview (⭐️⭐️⭐️✨️3.5 Stars) #DilliDark is a sharp, satirical take on race, identity, and ambition in contemporary India. It exposes the flaws, vices of individuals, societies, & institutions. And Delhi Belly's Black Undercurrent forms the crux of the film. It can be the darkness of the city directly compared with the external appearance of an individual, a regular occurrence at regular situations in the drama revolving around A Nigerian of the African origin Michael Okeke who left Nigeria six years ago to study and survive in the elusive and overcrowded New Delhi. He dreams of true love and a better job to support his education & wants to get his MBA and settle in India - but his part-time job gives him a dubious double life in a city notoriously difficult for outsiders. Director Dibakar Das Roy explores with right amount of empathy the dark skinned Michael Okeke (Samuel Abiola Robinson's ) plight as he finds himself grappling with the city’s undercurrents of discrimination, aspiration, and absurdity in trying to seek acceptance. Samuel Abiola Robinson as Michael Okeke has put in a very spirited and sincere act. Geetika Vidya Ohlan as Mansi Maa effortlessly goes about blending traditional typical Delhi culture of bravado in the sanctity of petty setup of her 'Ashram'. Debu (Shantanu Anam), Okeke's neighbour with a natural flair for comedy does lend a relief as and when Okeke gets caught in some unexpected and unwarranted scuffles. As for the ensemble cast #KPSingh, #DimpyMisra, #UjjwalRaj and #BhaskarJha #SaumyaJhakhmaula as Neha and #StuteeGhosh as Geeta may have limited screen time but are equally hilarious and absolutely nail the madness, in the characters they portray that offers racist barbs. On the flip side the Director could have avoided the sequence where the Professor poses questions and concerns about how he Okeke will manage after graduation in a foreign land. Just to break the morale of a person not a done thing and that to by a responsible teaching faculty. Very stupid & frivolous because any person be him a foreigner or an alien will come to terms with the city and cross-cultural barriers over a period of time and merge with the system quite confidently and conveniently and applies to anyone and everyone everywhere in the world. And the situation where Okeke is falsely accused of being a human cannibal when an electrician mistakes the meat in his fridge to be that of a human..... and the way it is exaggerated and dramatized. Such kind of scenes and sequences mar the momentum of the narrative. On the contrary the Director could have put more emphasis on the culture of Delhi that remained and was a key ingredient in the narrative. Overall music and the background score highlight the crazy goings on in the whirlwind lifestyle of the Delhites which becomes the epic center of a Dilli Dark Black Comedy.

#DilliDark is deeply invested in experimentation, which makes it a rare delight and refreshingly daring, making both the process of #filmmaking and watching the film undeniably fun. @sakshischavan writes. outlookindia.com/art-enterta…

For the first time I review an Indian film. Because it revolves around a Nigerian. Dilli Dark just released in theatres here in India. Starring @SamuelRobinsonX youtu.be/E-Y81Da8xTE

Wrote about DILLI DARK, a playful and almost-good Delhi-based tragicomedy that releases in theatres today. Review: hollywoodreporterindia.com/r…

Go out and watch this well made indie #DilliDark Good stuff.

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#DilliDarkReview: Dibakar Das Roy’s film about a Nigerian striver skewers the city with humour and bluntness. Read @ReelReptile's review of #DilliDark here. hollywoodreporterindia.com/r…

Wishing the entire team behind #DilliDark (Hindi) all the success! May this film captivate hearts and achieve great heights at the box.

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