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Is Neeraj Ghaywan’s Homebound truly a cinematic masterpiece — or is it an overrated exercise in self-indulgence? In this episode of Cinemaargi, we take an honest, unfiltered look at one of the most talked-about Indian films of the year.

We dive deep into Homebound’s visual language, its themes of isolation, memory, and guilt, and the director’s attempt to blend personal grief with social consciousness. But does the film’s poetic silence actually evoke emotion — or does it feel emotionally distant and thematically forced?

We discuss what works — the atmospheric cinematography, the subtle performances, and Ghaywan’s control over tone — and what doesn’t: the lack of narrative depth, heavy-handed symbolism, and a sense of detachment that keeps the viewer at arm’s length.

If you’ve watched Homebound and felt both moved and underwhelmed at the same time, this discussion is for you. Let’s talk about hype, honesty, and what it really means for a film to connect with its audience.

🎬 Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
0:26 – What is Homebound about?
1:44 - International Recognition
2:45 – The Positives
4:42 – The Negatives
6:55 – Comparison with Neeraj's Previous Masterpieces
8:08 – Final verdict: Overrated or misunderstood?
8:43 - Outro

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