The 'chawl' culture of Mumbai has never been too far from Hindi cinema. From Basu Chatterjee's Piya Ka Ghar to Sanjay Jha's Pran Jaye Par Chawl Na Jaye to Mahesh Manjrekar's City Of Gold and Chandan Arora's Striker. …many gripping tales of resilience and kinship have been put on screen with no trace of self-pity or anger in the under-privileged characters who go about their lives with dignity, optimism and humour even after queuing up for an hour to get into the dingy public toilet.

Madholal…Keep Walking is a well-intended look at people we know from the chawls even if we've never been to one. The conversation among the chararcters is authentic. But the sad part is, these characters don't seem to be saying anything that interests anyone apart from the characters who speak.

Madholal Keep Walking is hardly a known movie. I don’t know the producer-director, Jai Tank, for whom it’s a first film. I don’t know the band, not even the star cast. But I’ve heard the music, I’ve seen the storyline, and when I searched some more, I got to know that one member of the cast, Subrat Dutta, won the best actor award at the Cairo film festival, while another, Pranay Narayan, has acted in Black Friday before this. All of these make me feel that the movie has something good for sure. Especially the way the music of the film was so good even though coming from all unknown people, it made me expect something from the movie.
As per IMDb, Madholal Keep Walking is the story of a common man with simple dreams and a routine life, who can be found in any corner of the globe, chasing their dreams and hoping to realize them. Madholal Dubey is one of them. On one fateful day everything changes in Madho’s life. He becomes a victim of an unfortunate incident and their dreams go upside down. He gets scared of death and loses all his faith in God and life. The film revolves around how Madholal and family encounter his fears and deceit.

A pair of escaped convicts and their alleged "Girl Friday" may be camping out at Yellowstone National Park, authorities said Sunday, with at least one linked to the murder of two people.

The twosome broke out of an Arizona prison July 30, along with a third man, and allegedly have gone on a crime spree as they make their way northward.

Tracy Province and John McCluskey, who authorities believe were aided in their escape by Casslyn Welch, are believed to have made their way into parts of the park that span Montana and Wyoming.

The third convict, Daniel Renwick, was arrested in Colorado on Aug. 1.

Police also fear either Province or McCluskey was involved in a double murder of a couple from Oklahoma in New Mexico.

The badly burned skeletal remains of Linda and Gary Haas — both 61 — were found in a charred camper Wednesday morning on a remote ranch in Santa Rosa. The couple's pickup truck was found that afternoon 100 miles west in Albuquerque.

Authorities also believe that Province may have split from the group, but all three are thought to be in the northern parts of Yellowstone and heading for Canada.

"They are very dangerous individuals, very desperate individuals, and the longer they're out there, the more desperate they become and the more dangerous they become," said Thomas Henman, supervisory deputy with the U.S. Marshals Service in Phoenix.