<p dir="ltr">Somewhere near the climax, the lead character and narrator of the film Balram quotes poet Iqbal’s words “the moment that you realise what’s beautiful in the world, you stop being a slave”, ‘The White Tiger’ shows you a mirror in the opposite direction. Directed by Ram Bahrani, ‘The White Tiger’, an adaptation of Booker-prize winning novel by Aravind Adiga, is everything we know about the society we live in, yet choose to ignore by saying this is how the country functions.<br />
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Balram (Adarsh Gourav) is a rarity in a village living in servitude, out of necessity and fear, and breaks out the clutter only to create one of his own. The story of the film is all about him breaking out of a rooster coup served to him on a platter by society. Through the symbolism of class, caste, and other divides, that persist in the society, ‘The White Tiger’ actually is a story of a rare man born into the most ordinary circumstances known to him, where he makes the end extraordinary, adapting and accepting the shade of darkness that liberation brings.<br />
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Now, one can say the film is a social commentary about a lot of things that persist in the ‘poor democracy’ that’s India. Maybe, more so now, but calling it that would take away the light from the film and put it on the genius of the story that has already been widely appreciated. The cunning story of a rare man could not have been brought alive better by anyone other than Adarsh. The way he imbibes Balram, his servitude, his ambitions, and his constant struggle to seek out an exit, makes you root for him. You know his intentions are not moral, but then neither has been his entire life. Balram is not a man out of choices, he’s not a distressed poor man who did what he did out of no options, or do and die situation, he did it because he believed in himself, something, not all has the privilege of doing. An endearing performance, Adarsh as Balram fits in the regular crowd yet his eyes speak a different language of confidence.&nbsp;In a cast filled with power performers like &nbsp;Mahesh Manjrekar, Rajkummar Rao, and Priyanka Chopra, Adarsh is true ‘The White Tiger’.<br />
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Speaking of the supporting cast Rajkummar Rao and Priyanka Chopra fit decently in their parts. Rajkummar as a privileged, educated yet spineless Ashok is what many would relate to. Many are Ashok, while many see an Ashok in a&nbsp; day to day life, something the story hits close to home. He’s a champagne socialist, trying to make it in a corrupt democracy, with a big vision but not enough belief to go ahead with it. Priyanka as Pinky falls somewhat in the same category, the middle ground holder, the enablers, who want to eradicate the big difference between the master and the servant but don’t know-how.<br />
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So is ‘The White Tiger' a more real ‘Slumdog Millionaire'? Well. No. Calling it that would be a disrespect of Adiga’s story and Bahrani's impeccable execution. ‘The White Tiger’ is when a servant goes rogue and that’s about it. He’s not changing the system. He’s neither a messiah of the poor nor is he giving a cheat code to break out of the coup. He’s just a shrewd rooster who got out and that’s his story.<br />
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Another brilliant aspect in the film is Paolo Carnera’s cinematography of the village of Balram, to the Delhi that you and I recognise. It makes you look up at the sky-rise building with Balram but immediately brings you down to the pavement encroached with homeless people selling ‘faith’ on roads. There’s nothing beautiful in the film and that gives it its flavour of grittiness and suffocation, the way the main character Balram feels.<br />
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Ram Bahrani has hit the bull’s eye with ‘The White Tiger’ and while the association of Priyanka Chopra serving as one of the producers might give a feel of it hanging a foot in the Western gaze, in reality, that’s how Balram would’ve wanted it to be. And a film that follows the footstep of its lead character, is the film done brilliantly.<br />
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An invested watch, the film thrives on its acting, execution, and a motive of staying true to its narrator’s vision and vision alone. Not a commentary on India’s divide, ‘The White Tiger’ is the story of a place we recognise and many don’t survive.&nbsp;</p>


Somewhere near the climax, the lead character and narrator of the film Balram quotes poet Iqbal’s words “the moment that you realise what’s beautiful in the world, you stop being a slave”, ‘The White Tiger’ shows you a mirror in the opposite direction.

Somewhere near the climax, the lead character and narrator of the film Balram quotes poet Iqbal’s words “the moment that you realise what’s beautiful in the world, you stop being a slave”, ‘The White Tiger’ shows you a mirror in the opposite direction. Directed by Ram Bahrani, ‘The White Tiger’, an adaptation of Booker-prize winning novel by Aravind Adiga, is everything we know about the society we live in, yet choose to ignore by saying this is how the country functions. Balram (Adarsh Gourav) is a rarity in a village living in servitude, out of necessity and fear, and breaks out the clutter only to create one of his own. The story of the film is all about him breaking out of a rooster coup served to him on a platter by society. Through the symbolism of class, caste, and other divides, that persist in the society, ‘The White Tiger’ actually is a story of a rare man born into the most ordinary circumstances known to him, where he makes the end extraordinary, adapting and accepting the shade of darkness that liberation brings. Now, one can say the film is a social commentary about a lot of things that persist in the ‘poor democracy’ that’s India. Maybe, more so now, but calling it that would take away the light from the film and put it on the genius of the story that has already been widely appreciated. The cunning story of a rare man could not have been brought alive better by anyone other than Adarsh. The way he imbibes Balram, his servitude, his ambitions, and his constant struggle to seek out an exit, makes you root for him. You know his intentions are not moral, but then neither has been his entire life. Balram is not a man out of choices, he’s not a distressed poor man who did what he did out of no options, or do and die situation, he did it because he believed in himself, something, not all has the privilege of doing. An endearing performance, Adarsh as Balram fits in the regular crowd yet his eyes speak a different language of confidence. In a cast filled with power performers like Mahesh Manjrekar, Rajkummar Rao, and Priyanka Chopra, Adarsh is true ‘The White Tiger’. Speaking of the supporting cast Rajkummar Rao and Priyanka Chopra fit decently in their parts. Rajkummar as a privileged, educated yet spineless Ashok is what many would relate to. Many are Ashok, while many see an Ashok in a day to day life, something the story hits close to home. He’s a champagne socialist, trying to make it in a corrupt democracy, with a big vision but not enough belief to go ahead with it. Priyanka as Pinky falls somewhat in the same category, the middle ground holder, the enablers, who want to eradicate the big difference between the master and the servant but don’t know-how. So is ‘The White Tiger' a more real ‘Slumdog Millionaire'? Well. No. Calling it that would be a disrespect of Adiga’s story and Bahrani's impeccable execution. ‘The White Tiger’ is when a servant goes rogue and that’s about it. He’s not changing the system. He’s neither a messiah of the poor nor is he giving a cheat code to break out of the coup. He’s just a shrewd rooster who got out and that’s his story. Another brilliant aspect in the film is Paolo Carnera’s cinematography of the village of Balram, to the Delhi that you and I recognise. It makes you look up at the sky-rise building with Balram but immediately brings you down to the pavement encroached with homeless people selling ‘faith’ on roads. There’s nothing beautiful in the film and that gives it its flavour of grittiness and suffocation, the way the main character Balram feels. 'The White Tiger' to 'WandaVision': January guide for everything new to watch Ram Bahrani has hit the bull’s eye with ‘The White Tiger’ and while the association of Priyanka Chopra serving as one of the producers might give a feel of it hanging a foot in the Western gaze, in reality, that’s how Balram would’ve wanted it to be. And a film that follows the footstep of its lead character, is the film done brilliantly. An invested watch, the film thrives on its acting, execution, and a motive of staying true to its narrator’s vision and vision alone. Not a commentary on India’s divide, ‘The White Tiger’ is the story of a place we recognise and many don’t survive.

'The White Tiger' review: Adarsh Gourav shines in Priyanka Chopra-Rajkummar Rao starrer; showing a mirror to India's sense of servitude

<p>Priyanka Chopra is gearing up for the release of her much-anticipated film 'The White Tiger'. The film is based on the Booker Prize- winner novel of the same name by Arvind Adiga and tells the story of Balram Halwai and his rise from a poor servant to a cunning entrepreneur.&nbsp;'The White Tiger' is directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Ramin Bahrani and Priyanka also serves as one of the co-producers of the film.&nbsp;<br />
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While promoting the film, in an interview with Sky News Priyanka spoke about her vision of bringing south Asian stories into the west.&nbsp;She said&nbsp;it is the kind of story we need to see more of on-screen.</p>

<p>"I chased after this movie, actually, I read about it on Twitter," she said. "I had read this book about a decade ago. I was very excited and profoundly moved by it so when I read about the fact that it was being made by Netflix, I got my agents to call the producers and offered my services.</p>

<p>"Pinky as a part has really developed in the movie but I really wanted to be an EP (executive producer) on this to offer my support. And my belief is to be able to get South Asian stories influxed into Hollywood.</p>

<p>"We don't see enough representation in global entertainment, considering we're one-fifth of the world's population. So I was very, very excited to offer my support to this movie." She said that her hopes are that the story will make people who watch the film think about privilege.</p>

<p>"I think that it's a movie of self-reflection for the privileged to think about the rest of the world that lives in a completely different circumstance," she said.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-nick-jonas-reviews-the-white-tiger-my-wife-priyanka-chopra-is-exceptional-in-it-356629">Nick Jonas, Priyanka's husband, recently watched the&nbsp;film&nbsp;and showered praises for the actress on Instagram</a>.&nbsp; The film released in theatres in the US on January 13 and Nick happened to watch a special preview of the film.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'The White Tiger' will be premiering in India on Netflix on January 22.&nbsp;The film also stars Rajkummar Rao, Mahesh Manjrekar and newcomer Adarsh Gourav who plays the lead in the film. The movie is based on Arvind Adiga's bestseller by the same name.&nbsp;</p>


Priyanka Chopra is gearing up for the release of her much-anticipated film 'The White Tiger'. The film is based on the Booker Prize- winner novel of the same name by Arvind Adiga and tells the story of Balram Halwai and his rise from a poor servant to a cunning entrepreneur.

Priyanka Chopra is gearing up for the release of her much-anticipated film 'The White Tiger'. The film is based on the Booker Prize- winner novel of the same name by Arvind Adiga and tells the story of Balram Halwai and his rise from a poor servant to a cunning entrepreneur. 'The White Tiger' is directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Ramin Bahrani and Priyanka also serves as one of the co-producers of the film. While promoting the film, in an interview with Sky News Priyanka spoke about her vision of bringing south Asian stories into the west. She said it is the kind of story we need to see more of on-screen. "I chased after this movie, actually, I read about it on Twitter," she said. "I had read this book about a decade ago. I was very excited and profoundly moved by it so when I read about the fact that it was being made by Netflix, I got my agents to call the producers and offered my services. "Pinky as a part has really developed in the movie but I really wanted to be an EP (executive producer) on this to offer my support. And my belief is to be able to get South Asian stories influxed into Hollywood. "We don't see enough representation in global entertainment, considering we're one-fifth of the world's population. So I was very, very excited to offer my support to this movie." She said that her hopes are that the story will make people who watch the film think about privilege. "I think that it's a movie of self-reflection for the privileged to think about the rest of the world that lives in a completely different circumstance," she said. Nick Jonas, Priyanka's husband, recently watched the film and showered praises for the actress on Instagram. The film released in theatres in the US on January 13 and Nick happened to watch a special preview of the film. 'The White Tiger' will be premiering in India on Netflix on January 22. The film also stars Rajkummar Rao, Mahesh Manjrekar and newcomer Adarsh Gourav who plays the lead in the film. The movie is based on Arvind Adiga's bestseller by the same name.

Priyanka Chopra wants to 'influx' Hollywood with South-Asian stories, hopes 'The White Tiger' will help people reflect on privilege

<p>Nick Jonas is a proud husband. The American musician recently watched wife Priyanka Chopra's latest film 'The White Tiger' and showered praises for the actress on Instagram.&nbsp;<br />
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The film released in theatres in the US on January 13 and Nick happened to watch a special preview of the film.&nbsp;<br />
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The singer posted a review of sorts on Instagram stories and wrote, "This movie is unreal and my wife Priyanka Chopra is exceptional in it." Jonas shares a clip of him watching the film.&nbsp;<br />
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Sharing Nick's story on her Instagram, Priyanka wrote: "Aww, I love you."&nbsp;</p>

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Priyanka and Nick appear to be in separate locations. Priyanka was busy filming her next project in London, which she recently wrapped and dived headfirst into promotional duties for 'The White Tiger'. &nbsp;<br />
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'The White Tiger' will be premiering in India on Netflix on January 22.&nbsp;<br />
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The film also stars Rajkummar Rao, Mahesh Manjrekar and newcomer Adarsh Gourav who plays the lead in the film. The movie is based on Arvind Adiga's bestseller by the same name.&nbsp;<br />
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According to the novel's plotline, the film follows the story of an ambitious chaiwala Balram Halwai, whose self-made journey takes him to the pinnacle of success as a big shot entrepreneur.&nbsp;<br />
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'The White Tiger' is directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Ramin Bahrani and Priyanka also serves as one of the co-producers of the film.&nbsp;</p>


Nick Jonas is a proud husband. The American musician recently watched wife Priyanka Chopra's latest film 'The White Tiger' and showered praises for the actress on Instagram.

Nick Jonas is a proud husband. The American musician recently watched wife Priyanka Chopra's latest film 'The White Tiger' and showered praises for the actress on Instagram. The film released in theatres in the US on January 13 and Nick happened to watch a special preview of the film. The singer posted a review of sorts on Instagram stories and wrote, "This movie is unreal and my wife Priyanka Chopra is exceptional in it." Jonas shares a clip of him watching the film. Sharing Nick's story on her Instagram, Priyanka wrote: "Aww, I love you." Priyanka and Nick appear to be in separate locations. Priyanka was busy filming her next project in London, which she recently wrapped and dived headfirst into promotional duties for 'The White Tiger'. 'The White Tiger' will be premiering in India on Netflix on January 22. The film also stars Rajkummar Rao, Mahesh Manjrekar and newcomer Adarsh Gourav who plays the lead in the film. The movie is based on Arvind Adiga's bestseller by the same name. According to the novel's plotline, the film follows the story of an ambitious chaiwala Balram Halwai, whose self-made journey takes him to the pinnacle of success as a big shot entrepreneur. 'The White Tiger' is directed by Iranian-American filmmaker Ramin Bahrani and Priyanka also serves as one of the co-producers of the film.

Nick Jonas reviews 'The White Tiger': My wife Priyanka Chopra is exceptional in it

<p>Netflix released the trailer of its highly anticipated film 'The White Tiger' on Monday night and it looks like a gripping film on class divide.&nbsp;<br />
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Based on Arvind Adiga's best selling book by the same name, 'The White Tiger' features Priyanka Chopra, Rajkummar Rao and newcomer Adarsh Gourav in key roles. The film also features Mahesh Manjrekar.&nbsp;<br />
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The trailer shows Priyanka Chopra and Rajkummar Rao playing a rich NRI couple who live in Mumbai with their family and Gourav plays Balram Halwai, their driver.&nbsp;<br />
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An accident involving the three change their lives forever with the family implicating Balram Halwai for a crime he hasn't done. How he changes his life, becomes a successful businessman and his own mater forms the rest of the story.<br />
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The film has been directed by Ramin Bahrani and Priyanka also serves as the co-producer of the film. The film is set to release on Netflix in January 2021.&nbsp;</p>


Netflix released the trailer of its highly anticipated film 'The White Tiger' on Monday night and it looks like a gripping film on class divide. Based on Arvind Adiga's best selling book by the same name, 'The White Tiger' features Priyanka Chopra, Rajkummar Rao and newcomer Adarsh Gourav in key roles.

Netflix released the trailer of its highly anticipated film 'The White Tiger' on Monday night and it looks like a gripping film on class divide. Based on Arvind Adiga's best selling book by the same name, 'The White Tiger' features Priyanka Chopra, Rajkummar Rao and newcomer Adarsh Gourav in key roles. The film also features Mahesh Manjrekar. The trailer shows Priyanka Chopra and Rajkummar Rao playing a rich NRI couple who live in Mumbai with their family and Gourav plays Balram Halwai, their driver. An accident involving the three change their lives forever with the family implicating Balram Halwai for a crime he hasn't done. How he changes his life, becomes a successful businessman and his own mater forms the rest of the story. The film has been directed by Ramin Bahrani and Priyanka also serves as the co-producer of the film. The film is set to release on Netflix in January 2021.

'The White Tiger' trailer: Priyanka Chopra, Rajkummar Rao and Adarsh Gourav's film highlights ugly class divide in India

<p>Priyanka Chopra starrer ‘The White Tiger’ trailer just released.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The film helmed by Ramin Bahrani is his adaptation of &nbsp;Aravind Adiga's Man Booker Prize-winning debut novel of the same name.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘The White Tiger’ apart from Priyanka Chopra alo features Rajkummar Rao and Adarsh Gourav in an important role. Priyanka and Rajkummar play the role of a couple whose lives change after they travel to India from the US for business. Adarsh Gourav plays the role of their poor driver Balram Halwai in the film.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sharing the trailer on social media, Priyanka Chopra wrote: "Presenting the first look trailer of #TheWhiteTiger. You believe your destiny is what was bred in you... till you find a way to break free...I'm so proud to be part of this project. From writer-director Ramin Bahrani, The White Tiger is an adaptation of The New York Times Bestseller and the 2008 Man Booker Prize Winning novel by Aravind Adiga."</p>

<p>The trailer starts with Adarsh Gourav introducing his character and shows how he uses "his wit and cunning to break free from servitude to his rich masters".</p>

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<p style=" margin:8px 0 0 0; padding:0 4px;"><a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CGYGgG5jVwp/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" style=" color:#000; font-family:Arial,sans-serif; font-size:14px; font-style:normal; font-weight:normal; line-height:17px; text-decoration:none; word-wrap:break-word;" target="_blank">In #TheWhiteTiger, I play the role of Pinky madam, who is a first generation immigrant in the US. She is in India with her husband, who is travelling for business. And then... life changes! Pinky madam is such a specific character, to play her unravelling in the story was such a joy. This is a story that needs to be told and it comes alive with its characters so compellingly in Ramin’s hands. The White Tiger, coming soon to Netflix globally. 📸- @khamkhaphotoartist @netflixfilm   @netflixqueue   @netflix_in   @gouravadarsh   @rajkummar_rao   @vjymaurya @maheshmanjrekar @mukul.deora   @Ava   @purplepebblepictures    @tessjosephcasting @tessjoseph19 @srishtibehlarya #AravindAdiga</a></p>

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<p>Watch the trailer of The White Tiger here:</p>

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<p>‘The White Tiger’ will release in select theatres, as well as on Netflix on January 22.&nbsp;</p>


Priyanka Chopra starrer ‘The White Tiger’ trailer just released. The film helmed by Ramin Bahrani is his adaptation of Aravind Adiga's Man Booker Prize-winning debut novel of the same name.

Priyanka Chopra starrer ‘The White Tiger’ trailer just released. The film helmed by Ramin Bahrani is his adaptation of Aravind Adiga's Man Booker Prize-winning debut novel of the same name. ‘The White Tiger’ apart from Priyanka Chopra alo features Rajkummar Rao and Adarsh Gourav in an important role. Priyanka and Rajkummar play the role of a couple whose lives change after they travel to India from the US for business. Adarsh Gourav plays the role of their poor driver Balram Halwai in the film. Sharing the trailer on social media, Priyanka Chopra wrote: "Presenting the first look trailer of #TheWhiteTiger. You believe your destiny is what was bred in you... till you find a way to break free...I'm so proud to be part of this project. From writer-director Ramin Bahrani, The White Tiger is an adaptation of The New York Times Bestseller and the 2008 Man Booker Prize Winning novel by Aravind Adiga." The trailer starts with Adarsh Gourav introducing his character and shows how he uses "his wit and cunning to break free from servitude to his rich masters". View this post on Instagram In #TheWhiteTiger, I play the role of Pinky madam, who is a first generation immigrant in the US. She is in India with her husband, who is travelling for business. And then... life changes! Pinky madam is such a specific character, to play her unravelling in the story was such a joy. This is a story that needs to be told and it comes alive with its characters so compellingly in Ramin’s hands. The White Tiger, coming soon to Netflix globally. 📸- @khamkhaphotoartist @netflixfilm   @netflixqueue   @netflix_in   @gouravadarsh   @rajkummar_rao   @vjymaurya @maheshmanjrekar @mukul.deora   @Ava   @purplepebblepictures    @tessjosephcasting @tessjoseph19 @srishtibehlarya #AravindAdiga A post shared by Priyanka Chopra Jonas (@priyankachopra) on Oct 15, 2020 at 12:52pm PDT × Watch the trailer of The White Tiger here: ‘The White Tiger’ will release in select theatres, as well as on Netflix on January 22.

Watch 'The White Tiger' trailer: Priyanka Chopra, Rajkummar Rao shine in the Netflix film