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The Indian Express

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Satire is a very effective political weapon, which allows the weak to question those in power. While mocking the powerful, this form of comedy also enlightens the people about the real intent behind the actions of those who give us the marching orders. Read full review

Filmibeat

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Danish Sait, the man who entertains people through his prank calls, has now stepped into the celluloid world to cater the same, but in a bigger and better manner. Humble Politician Nograj, appears to be a parody flick of the present political system and seem to be inundated with black comedy. Read full review

Bangalore Mirror

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In this rare satire on the Kannada screen, an overtly corrupt city corporator’s attempt to become a MLA is turned in to a sarcastic commentary on the system. The story takes some liberties and does require you to suspend disbelief but, in the end, when you realise who the joke is on, the plot makes complete sense. Read full review

Times Of India

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Nograj is your stereotypical corporator, whose dream is to make big money and enjoy maximum power. He decides to play the big league and ensures he gets a ticket to contest for an MLA post. What happens when he meets his nemesis in a holier-than-thou honest man? Read full review

First Post

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Humble Politician Nograj's Nograj finally lands in theatres after entertaining the masses through Facebook live sessions and YouTube videos. Read full review