such a wholesomee film (but honestlyyy what’s left in his body?)

such a wholesomee film (but honestlyyy what’s left in his body?)

A beautiful film that celebrates life, the bond between a father and daughter, and the art of letting go of lingering regrets. Its unhurried pace needs patience, but that’s exactly what allows the story to unfold better.

The acting is great, and the set design is impressive. It’s got some underlying humor with a deeper message of embracing life’s moments and mending relationships shining through.

It’s not a film for everyone, but if you’re willing to view it’s quiet beauty, you will find I Want to Talk to be a very wholesome story.

A beautiful film that celebrates life, the bond between a father and daughter, and the art of letting go of lingering regrets. Its unhurried pace needs patience, but that’s exactly what allows the story to unfold better.

The acting is great, and the set design is impressive. It’s got some underlying humor with a deeper message of embracing life’s moments and mending relationships shining through.

It’s not a film for everyone, but if you’re willing to view it’s quiet beauty, you will find I Want to Talk to be a very wholesome story.

Was expecting a glimpse or mention of Patel hall but maybe the credits are enough. Shoojit Sircar and another father-daughter story! Not a huge fan of long narrations and sudden time jumps but this felt good. At times reminded me of Piku. Abhishek Bachchan has still got it in him!

Was expecting a glimpse or mention of Patel hall but maybe the credits are enough. Shoojit Sircar and another father-daughter story! Not a huge fan of long narrations and sudden time jumps but this felt good. At times reminded me of Piku. Abhishek Bachchan has still got it in him!