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Manoj Bajpayee praised for elevating portrait in 'Last Man In Tower' film

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A review noted that Manoj Bajpayee elevates the timely portrait of middle‑class desperation in the film ‘Last Man In Tower’. The movie adapts Aravind Adiga’s novel, and director Ben Rekhi creates a moral battleground where a community chooses redevelopment that compromises its foundation.

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Followers see his performance highlighted in a film tackling middle‑class challenges.

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  1. The Hindu review says Manoj Bajpayee elevates the portrait of middle‑class desperation in ‘Last Man In Tower’.
  2. The film adapts Aravind Adiga’s novel.
  3. Ben Rekhi builds a moral battleground in the story.
  4. The community in the film chooses redevelopment that compromises its foundation.

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