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Dr Arora review: A brilliant Kumud Mishra leads a fascinating little journey into small-town India’s bedroom
In a scene from SonyLiv’s Dr Arora, the doctor played by Kumud Mishra, asks a chatty patient of his “Kitne partner hain, ek ya kayi?”.
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Arora is visibly angry, almost let down by a seemingly modern – trouser wearing- woman in a corner of UP. “Sabko who nahi milta jo unhe chahiye hota hai,” the girl says, disappointed that a doctor who she’d expect to be more supportive is anything but.
Dr Arora, created by Imtiaz Ali, is a series set in the 90s that deals with sex as taboo. We all passed to hairy ads painted in words on obscure walls hugging the highways in those years, but here we finally get a glimpse of the inside.
Dr Arora, though uneven, is a welcome evaluation of the many barricades India has had to cross to be able to talk about sex, please and its many fallouts. The point is that the series, though set in 1999, is still as relevant today.
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