Saurabh Shegokar

I watched this series as the year ends today and I am left with a void of reflection of the easiness of presence and the absence that follows. Life is really really short, and if you’ve lived in the same place like me for years, you get to experience the longevity of it, and when you move out or just go outside, you see how snappy it is. I don’t want to sound insane when I say I didn’t like the characters enough, they are people in their times, how forgiveness comes to reason actions out of longing. But that’s what there is at the end of it. To look within and make peace with what you find, then to look around, be grateful or not, but be present. For it is what matters. Presence.

You know what, the movie was okay. It became lengthy and boring after sometime. Also, I feel that the story could have been a little more real, even if it was a ghost film. Like what girl pretends to be dead to stop her wedding? Unrealistic forced humour. I went to see the film for Kiara, but tabbu became the main character which led to her acquiring a lot of screentime.

Liked it more than Call me by your name. The acting is unbelievable. The story takes one in and never let's go.