Yutheeka Borkar

The movie begins with a shot that makes me feel like an outsider and, as the movie continues, the gap between me and the film, or rather Ketan becomes smaller. When Ketan is introduced to us, I sympathize immediately with his character.. considering how harsh and quick to judge our society is; he was just sleeping with another girl, but, as the situation is becoming more intense, it's revealed that he is married and even has a child, I still sympathize with the character because he was getting over the first shock of his car getting hit, and then the yelling, name-calling violence goes on, it was like, Murphy's law "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong" like when he sat and realized how badly this can pan out, and it did. Its almost as if, I put myself in his shoes by the end of the movie, it left a bitter taste in the mouth, but, a one that I will like to taste again.