Movies produced by Ramgopal Varma's film-factory are as diverse as chalk and cheese when compared to the other qualitative production houses. RGV has the courage and conviction to swim against the tide, venture into lanes not many would dare to tread and come up with products that bear the by-now-famous stamp of an accomplished storyteller.

RGV and UTV's latest offering D, directed by Vishram Sawant, is another giant step in the right direction.

In his illustrious career, RGV has peeped into the underbelly of the underworld, courtesy films like SATYA and COMPANY. Now add D to this impressive list.

If you thought RGV had exhausted himself of those mafia stories and perhaps, you were about to pop up the question, 'What next, Mr. Varma?', the film-maker tosses D towards you. It's gritty, bold and most importantly, gives you that microscopic view of the underworld and the rise to power of one of the most interesting stories of our times.

D follows the same path as SATYA and COMPANY, yet it's different from films of its ilk. Films like PARINDA and VAASTAV and even SATYA and COMPANY depicted the other side of the law with amazing fluidity. D explores all that, plus tells the nowhere-to-somewhere story of a don in the most simplistic, yet accomplished fashion.