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Arrange P, Q, R, S to give the correct sequence of

a movie review given below.

P: In the way it unravels for us the street- smartness of a near-illiterate man intent on protecting his family at any cost, and how forgiveness can, sometimes, lead to a kind of acceptance. The movie is a pure entertainer and a great relief from the masala movies that Bollywood churns out in general.

Q: The second half is where 'Paheli', and Arindam-both take time to get into their groove-come into their own, and we get an interesting view of the age-old theme of crime and punishment. How far can a man go to protect his family? Where does the line between right and wrong blur?

R: Arindam Bagchi is a 'sixth class fail' self-made orphan who has climbed his way up to a modest little business of his own. He runs a cable outfit in a sleepy Digha village, with the help of a young assistant, and watches films with an obsessive passion, often spending nights in front a screen. His pretty wife, and two bubbly daughters vie for his attention, and we see them do stuff that regular folk do: outings to nearby town, joshing at the dinner table. Into this idyll, walks in a brash a teenage boy with an unconscionable demand, and ruin stares them in the face.

S: The disappearance of the boy who turns out to be the son of top cop Anandi Basu and her wealthy businessman husband and the investigation that follows makes up for the rest of the film. Arindam is under the scanner, the beady eye of corrupt sub-inspector Amrit Paul fixed on him and his family.

A)  SRPQ

B)  PQRS

C)  RSQP

D)  RSPQ.

E)  None of these