Millanne Garcia

I cried throughout the whole movie. I even had to stay in the parking lot for 30 to 45 minutes because it got to me deeply. Very touching and has multiple articles and victims that have come forward to agree with the message that's being provided by it. I was aware of all the hate that the Muslim community has thrown at it when even the movie shows how their so-called brothers were brutally murdered too for helping people escape to safety. Definitely a must-watch.

Took me days to finish the movie, as I kept seeing references to Hinduism when Shaitaan as a figure is not pertinent to Sanatana Dharma (the "satanic temple" ends up looking like a mandir in ruins, the "demon" worshipped like Kaali Amma or even Kalaratri Amma), hijras serving the evil guy, voodoo dolls, etc., the evil guy dressed like a dharmic monk but in black it made me uncomfortable. If the setting was done in a church in ruins at least like in Western movies it would have made sense instead of feeling like it was a mockery.