Deep Sharma

It's not the Indian Courts. Everyone is aware of the morass they are in. It is the public insensitivity that this flick brings forth. The depths to which the insensitivity has fallen vis a vis manually scavenging labourers. The director would endorse that, look at the last scene, and it says it all.

The film transcends all gender issues. It in fact goes beyond the feeling of empathy to poverty. It's all about the human condition in big cities. The rise of meritrocacy, and it is evident in the last word of the film, 'Ashwin'. Love you Vivek Gomber (don't take it otherwise). Loved the kind of jazz you listened to while driving around the city in 'Court'. You and Mr Chaitanya. Gentlemen, you got your hearts in the right place