As "anti-Bollywood" as a contemporary Indian film could possibly be, revolutionary filmmaker Q's Gandu (Hindi slang for asshole) is a bold, brash, music-powered, sexually explicit explosion of pure cinema that follows a young man's dreams of stardom. Graffiti artist and aspiring rapper Gandu lives in poverty in Kolkata, surviving by stealing cash from his mother's sleazebag lover. Gandu becomes best friends with another dreamer, a Bruce Lee-obsessed rickshaw driver, and the 2 make music, hit the road, and take drugs. When Gandu wins the lottery and records a demo, he looks to make it big...or...is it just another wild hallucination? Gandu is as daring and unforgettable as its main character. Also included is a bonus feature. (16**)