The Director's Grid Day 23:Which movie has the best Story among Shoojit Sircaar films

Anurag Kashyap’s Gangs of Wasseypur (both parts) wins for its epic, multi-generational storytelling that blends crime, revenge, and politics into a gripping saga. Inspired by real events, the film chronicles the decades-long blood feud between the Qureshis and the Khans in the coal mafia world of Wasseypur. With its intricate characters, dark humor, and raw, violent realism, Gangs of Wasseypur stands as one of Indian cinema’s most ambitious and influential crime dramas. Now we are going to look at the best story among Shoojit Sircaar films.This category honors directors who have crafted the most engaging, thought-provoking, and emotionally impactful stories in Indian cinema. A great story is the backbone of any memorable film—whether it’s an inspiring journey, a hard-hitting drama, or a heartwarming tale.Drop your votes! Which story stands out the most? Comment and upvote the comments you think are right. That's the drill and that's how this goes. The most upvoted comment by tomorrow around this time will win the particular day's category! I hope to get some good insights from all of you discussing down below, and it would be good to see each day what sort of answers you guys have in mind. (Please feel free to explain along with your answer as well.) ADDITIONAL REQUEST: If you don't like an answer, discuss with the person instead of hating and downvoting simply because you don't want that person to win. (Also if there are any suggestions for this grid do let me know, like any other categories which I may have missed do mention in the comments.) Rules:- 1. Comment for who you think is the most appropriate in the particular category mentioned in the caption. Simple no complications here. 2. Do try to upvote a comment if it already has your answer, no need to answer again. Only the top upvoted comments of each different player will be considered. 3. I'd encourage healthy discussions and interaction, and would like to hear you guys out on anything you'd have to say