Souvik Karmakar

Depicts an India where Muslims hide their names and religion to get their Jobs, exaggeration of the cast system, plight, and exploitation of poor. Promotes crime. Nevertheless, the movie was engaging. Dialogues were witty and metaphoric. Background music was a bit dull as per Netflix's standard. A lot of advertisements for Mitsubishi Pajero SFX. And last but not least shows a dark image of India as usual.

I'm yet to pick a single instant from the movie where it's not breathtakingly beautiful. Phenomenal cinematography and a sweet story of compassion and love.

Screenplay was quite good. But the high handed propaganda fueling may incur some people mild irritation.

Nice watching experience. Bumbada and Ritwik were great as usual. overall a nice try.

Nothing else a Cheap propaganda fueled personal opinion shearing . Lack of directorial intelligence. Childish interpretation.