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This epic two-part film is a multi-generational tale of power, revenge, and politics in the coal mafia of Dhanbad. Known for its realistic portrayal of crime and its memorable characters, this film is considered a masterpiece in Indian cinema.
A modern-day retelling of the classic novel "Devdas," Kashyap’s version is bold and unconventional, exploring themes of self-destruction, love, and redemption in a contemporary setting. The film's innovative narrative and music make it stand out.
Based on the 1993 Bombay bombings, this film is a hard-hitting and realistic portrayal of the events leading up to and following the attacks. Known for its documentary-style storytelling, "Black Friday" is one of Kashyap's most critically acclaimed works.
A dark and intense film about the search for a kidnapped girl, "Ugly" explores the depths of human greed and moral corruption. The film's raw and unsettling atmosphere is typical of Kashyap’s style, making it a gripping watch.
This film is inspired by the real-life serial killer Raman Raghav. Kashyap’s version is set in contemporary Mumbai, with Nawazuddin Siddiqui delivering a chilling performance as the psychopathic killer.
One of Kashyap’s most experimental films, "No Smoking" is a surreal and metaphorical exploration of addiction and control. The film’s abstract narrative and unique visual style make it a cult favorite.
Set against the backdrop of a fictional Rajasthan, "Gulaal" is a powerful commentary on power, politics, and identity. The film’s exploration of student politics and its Shakespearean overtones make it one of Kashyap’s most thought-provoking works.
Sports drama film on the story of Shrvan Singh, an inspiring boxer, who falls in love with Sunaina, niece of his enemy. This film smartly addresses caste politics, corruption, and social injustice.