- Sanjai Pai, consultant pathologist (spai@bgl.vsnl.net.in)
- Manipal Hospital, Bangalore, India
Directed by Rajkumar Hirani
On general release in India
Check locally for release dates elsewhere
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Bollywood (India's version of Hollywood, based in Mumbai) makes about 200 movies annually. Doctors in these movies are usually saints and most manage complex medical procedures, such as cardiac surgery in outpatient departments, and diagnose pregnancy by feeling the pulse. So a Hindi movie that uses correct medical terminology and real locations—I recognised the anatomy lecture hall of my medical school and cannot express the warm feeling that came over me—is bound to stand out. That this movie also has its audiences splitting their sides makes it unique.

Be more humane, the film …
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