Rytha Charles Mohan

The down trodden life of a young Indonesian orphan girl seem to be pictured realistically. The eeriness of the movie, however, tappers down to much drama, which could have been avoided. Otherwise worth the watch once.

An excellent movie to watch with ur teenage daughter. I had watched it in my late teens, and loved it. My daughter loved it too... a big thumb’s up!!!

Cliches, a few jump scares- I mean like really few, and a whole lot of sentiment!!! Not worth it!

The strong points of the movie include the story, the harsh beauty of Libya captured, the boy Aaleem and his expressions of love. Other than these, the screenplay is a joke, and Trisha’s depthless acting, and much more are bad!!! Trisha’s never ending words about how she feels, like a GVM voice over- was completely unnecessary for the movie!! A misbehaving cop not enquired, the FBI pressuring the parents to send a minor for their investigation etc etc are nonsensical to watch. If this movie was an equation, Trisha was absolutely unnecessary for it!!! The movie might have worked better if she was not in the movie.