Samruddhi Patil

It's a mockumentary revolving around a psychopath having a dark past which is discovered later (all of it nearly the end of the movie) I loved the cinematography, direction, story, Acting & the unique concept i was surprised by. First half is slow, you MAY get bored if you're fond of commercial films but thats what makes it hell realistic, it's not perfect, it's not how youd expect out of a staged film w nice scripts & dialogues & I somehow loved it. It will be a sin if the acting goes unnoticed here, acting is definitely the key element here; you will definitely watch the entire gem of a movie, though w a few 10sec skips (if you feel it's not taking you anywhere) but nevertheless it's a brilliant modern movie touching a lot of societal issues. Full stars for just coming up w such a concept.

It's a nice underrated nail biting film, very thrilling & emotional, not for parents w lil kids. Myra, the baby was so realistic it's difficult for me to even guess how did they manage to make a 2yo act. Anyway, direction is good, after a point it gets realllyyyyy irritating that the kid's still trapped & seems long that way. It gets predictable that the kid's not getting hurt so it somehow feels like the director just wanted to add the scenes the parents would never like, (trails, stove, geyser, phenyl) & just added all of em somehow for the sake of it. But nevertheless they too were nail biting. I liked it.