Neelankana Yadav

What can I say, it felt so close to the heart. Something long lost came alive.

I was surprised I never knew much about anorexia. Thought provoking, for sure. It kind of made my heart ache to see young people having a these troubles. Most societies still disapprove of getting help for psychological issues. In developing nations, where starvation is a problem I don't think anorexia would be in a vast number. Its a problem for the developed countries.

A realist story including love, war, grief and the guilt of the writer; portrayed beautifully. Like all famous love stories, it hurts the most in the heart because the protagonists do not have a happy ending. Then, another frustrating thing is the happy ending of the true sinners in the story, Paul Marshall and Lola. To summarize, has every ingredient of a touching tale. I found it aligned with my emotions somewhere and so I loved it. PS the performances are commendable, especially Knightley is a delight to behold.