Anek

The new Netflix film "Anek" focuses on the politics associated with North-East India. Since India's independence, rebel groups in the North-East have been.

He stated that he believed in the constitution of India, and he wanted the man to be tried in court. Aman met Abrar Bhatt in New Delhi and brought him the files of Wangnao’s crimes and also the crime record of Tiger Sanga. He believed that if Wangnao was to be tried in court, then Tiger Sanga must be arrested as well. Aman knew that the man was hiding in Myanmar, and they had to conduct a surgical strike to bring the man to the country. He was instructed to maintain silence in the hills, and to do that he could go to any extent. He believed that by now, both the State and the Tiger Sanga have realized that it is easier to maintain war than peace, and it results in a never-ending conflict. Aido had her qualifying match, but her father announced that he had his match to win and left. Emma was an employee at the café; she knew the whole truth and believed that with the interference of the government, there would be peace in the hills. Aman conflicted with himself; he believed that they were also, in a way, responsible for bringing in the arms to the villages, worsening the living condition of the local people there. She wanted to bring India’s attention to the North East, and for that, she worked incredibly hard. While the remaining militant groups had agreed to support the Tiger Sanga, there was another militant group on the rise, who was known by the name Johnson. Johnson was created by the Indian government to pressurize Tiger Sanga to sign the peace accord. The rise of another militant group meant that it would jeopardize Tiger Sanga’s position as the sole voice of the people of the North-East. As a result, they would be forced to agree to what the Indian government offered to retain their position and control. The characters lack depth, the dialogues are lifeless, and the romance between the characters Aman and Aido was painfully stiff.