We have already witnessed him in "Kahaani" and "Peepli live".
Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a born thespian he is believable as weed smoking, Amitabh's die-hard fan and black sheep of the family. Reema Sen is good as a silent and steamy concubine of Sardar Khan. Richa Chadda is believable as Sardar Khan's anxious and bold wife. The real find of the decade is Tigmanshu Dhuila a well-known cult director (Hassil, Paan Singh Tomar, Saheb Biwi aur Gangster etc), who embodied the character as if he himself is Ramdhir Singh. It is one of the powerhouse acts, we will ever encounter. Manoj Bajpai gives an impeccable performance as a violent and lecherous man. There is a clash between two Muslim groups Pathans and Qureshis, about their covetousness for glory and money. The film reconnoiters his connections with power, politics and fraternity of crime. He becomes one of the most notorious gangsters of Wasseypur. Shahid's son, Sardar Khan, pledges to avenge his father's death and shaves his head. En route to end of British Raj in India, Shahid Khan, a dacoit, loots the British trains, masquerading as Sultana Daku, is shot dead by Ramadhir Singh's goon.
A saga which has all the ingredients of a cult cinema like black humor, full mouthed characters, adultery, bullets,vengeance and everything you expect in a film by Anurag Kashyap. Set in Dhanbaad's(Jharkhand)Village, called Wasseypur, "Gangs of Wasseypur" starts with our very own "Kyunki Saas bhi bahu thi" and goes beyond the cinematic ethics. An epic tale about loyalty, crime, lust, treachery and vendetta.
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