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McGuinness produces one of his finest works wrought from the sawdust of others and rendered it the burst of stars that irradiate the end.
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More of a scattering of earth, ashes and love than simply groundbreaking. But caveats aside, groundbreaking it is.
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There’s no finer dramatisation of India’s internal conflicts. Shubham Saraf’s Gandhi-killer Godse stands out in this thrilling ensemble and storms it too.