Just a decade ago whole of country burst into flames when government took a decision to reserve jobs and seats for a social category that government of the day felt had not got the benefit after a long time of independence. It was a decision that became cataclysmic and created a vertical divide in the Indian society, and now more and more categories are clamoring for reservations for government jobs as also in educational institutions run by government of India. Prakash Jha was one of the directors who saw the unfolding of this social change in Indian cinema and he is going to place the whole situation in the context with his new release AARAKSHAN which is going to be released in August. Starring, Big B, Saif Ali Khan, Manoj Bajpayee and Deepika Padukone, AARAKSHAN has the potential to open the simmering discontent in the Indian society, but it also is going to hold a mirror to the Indian government that inspite of so much water having flown after this event that it needs to expand the ambit of job creation for those who are living at the fringe of the society, as it is this category which owing to lack of opportunities still tries to get that elusive carrot of government job.
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