Honest and unforgiving. Never watching it again even though i loved it. Every societal issue you've ever read about in the past few popular years in India is crunched down into this brutally agonizing 2-hour film, there is no breathing room when you're watching it.
Every arc, every plot choice feels like a trailer of this mortal life, It IS your regular drama, the drama you see across the street, the drama you see at the admin's desk, the drama you see in public gatherings, the drama in your home, the drama that paralyzes you before taking a stand, and the drama that makes you turn a blind eye.
The worst feeling after seeing this film would be imagining a life inside it, And it's even more saddening that people around you and i, face these little "harmless" anecdotes every single day, Only that they don't get a movie ending. It doesn't teach you to be kinder, It doesn't teach you how to behave, It teaches you to be normal, it teaches you how to see others as human.
Honest and unforgiving. Never watching it again even though i loved it. Every societal issue you've ever read about in the past few popular years in India is crunched down into this brutally agonizing 2-hour film, there is no breathing room when you're watching it.
Every arc, every plot choice feels like a trailer of this mortal life, It IS your regular drama, the drama you see across the street, the drama you see at the admin's desk, the drama you see in public gatherings, the drama in your home, the drama that paralyzes you before taking a stand, and the drama that makes you turn a blind eye.
The worst feeling after seeing this film would be imagining a life inside it, And it's even more saddening that people around you and i, face these little "harmless" anecdotes every single day, Only that they don't get a movie ending. It doesn't teach you to be kinder, It doesn't teach you how to behave, It teaches you to be normal, it teaches you how to see others as human.
