Brief Explanation

Hated. Not Ignored. A film that celebrates the victory of truth and embraces the hatred that comes with it, almost with gratitude.Watch the stories of Mumbai and prepare to be moved by the hard hitting reality of the city that never sleeps.

Creative Execution

The film begins by showing apparent victims pleading for justice from what seems like blatant victimization. They seems so much like victims that one starts out feeling sorry for them being disciplined, exposed even harassed, it seems. Until it begins to dawn that what they are justifying is the very epitome of evil itself. Villains who have been exposed for who they are by stories done in the Mumbai Mirror. We intercut between the following stories: 1. SLEAZY, STREET MOLESTERS OF WOMEN. THE KIND WHO LURKS AROUND IN DARK ALLEYS AND CROWDED PLACES SEEKING TO FULLFILL THEIR EVIL LUSTFUL DESIRES. 2. A WOMAN WHO LIVES OFF THE EXPLOITATION OF OTHER WOMEN, PUSHING MINORS INTO SEXUAL SLAVERY TO SATISFY HER OWN ENDS. 3. FLY-BY NIGHT, SEEDY MEMBER OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION WHO SATISFIES HIS LUST FOR WEALTH WITH THE ILLEGAL ORGAN TRANSPLANT TRADE. 4. CORRUPT CIVIL CONTRACTOR WHO WAS IN THE NEWS FOR THE LARGE NUMBER OF RAILWAY ACCIDENTS DUE TO GROSS NEGLIGENCE. We come to a dramatic high in the film, as we see each of these shameless perpetrators spew venom against the Mumbai Mirror. And we cut to a shot of the molesters being chased by the police. We then cut to a montage of the victims as they say: I am Mumbai. We cut to the Pimp as she’s being put in a police van and she she spits with spite. We cut to a shot of a burning Mumbai Mirror. SUPER appears: Hated by some. Thankfully.