Devansh V

Before watching this movie remember what you're dealing with here is a six decade old movie. I'm sure it was pretty amazingly done for the time. I found the score pretty intense, and does a good contrast for thriller movie it is. Interesting, intriguing and unique way of storytelling, one which is synonymous to Mr. Hitchcock. Watching it as a Gen-Z, I've found following characteristics noticeable and still quite relevant: 1. Acrophobhia is still a thing. 2. Awkward First kisses. 3. Men's agreession to rejection or betrayal. 4. Drink shots staright down (in one gulp).

This movie is made with well written story with the idea of limited possibilities of 1970s India and it's Working middle class. The central character of this movie is Deepa(Vidya Sinha) who is confused with the type of love she thinks she wants. Often, she goes into daydreaming about the outcome of any situation she's in. The Filmmaking done with sheer perfection, displaying so many good shots of contemporary Bombay, daily life of a working middle class in India in the 70s stands out equipped with good meaningful music.