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Given below is the review of a movie in jumbled form, marked P, Q, R, S. Arrange the jumbled  parts to give the correct sequence of the movie.

P: Then enters Rajeev Singh, a failed engineer but an extremely patient man, who's man- aged to not lose his sense of humour in spite of a not-so-great life.

Q: 'Reena' is like hot chicken broth for the  senses, the kind of food you know will soothe you, warm the cockles of your heart and more importantly, won't mess with your digestive system. Perhaps, the kind of dish that would be just ideal for one of the lead protagonists of the film, 70-year-old Binoy Dutta, who perpetually suffers from constipation. Dutta (and the script) is obsessed with his blocked tract and insists on chronicling and describing every step of his highly erratic bowel movement.

R: The film works at many levels. It is a rare story woven around the fascinating bond between a father ad daughter, and shows it as it is, without getting melodramatic or glossing over the bitter truths or personality flaws. The smooth flowing narration makes it a delight to watch as you get involved with the Dutta family from the word go.

S: His daughter Reena's life willy nilly revolves around her father's toilet rituals, thus affecting her career, her moods, and also thwarting any chances of her meeting a decent man to marry. Reena is a bright professional and a liberated woman. However, the crux of the story is the dichotomy as Reena is also the 'ideal' Indian daughter who in spite of knowing that her/other is 'selfishly' thwarting her chances of marriage because of his fear of letting her go, doesn't really do much about it. She does vent her frustration by constantly grumbling about the situation to her crazy father or her vibrant aunty. The aunty is the only one who kind of manages to dodge the eccentric Dutta's barbs.

A)  QRSP

B)  QPSR

C)  QSPR

D)  RSQP

E)  None of these