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The cinematography by Anthony Dod Mantle is amazing, both for technical innovation (hand-held, pole-mounted camera lens, connected to a dry-ice cooled MacBook as DVR, worn as a backpack) and guerrilla style (using a Canon EOS in rapid still-frame mode *inside* the Taj Mahal). Unlike the "Bourne" films, when Mantle's camera shakes with the action, you can still plainly see what's going on.wholesale lingerie Equal kudos goes to Lovleen Tandan (co-director & India casting)