New Delhi, June 4 -- "What New York is for Indians, Delhi is for Nigerians." Nigerian actor Samuel Abiola Robinson's qualification of the Capital finds an echo in his portrayal of the protagonist of Dilli Dark, a newly released dark comedy that questions the city's attitudes towards race, tolerance, majoritarianism and colonialism. Robinson, last seen in the 2018 Malayalam film Sudani from Nigeria, plays Michael Okeke, who seeks to wriggle free of the stereotype so many Africans in Delhi are plastered with. In one scene, an electrician, called in to repair a faulty fridge, flees after he sees a plate of meat, shouting that the African man is a cannibal. Another Nigerian, Ola Jason, 49, knows exactly how that feels. "Once police came to my h...