Sudarshan AV

Upendra’s UI is not just a film; it’s a bold, haunting reflection of the chaotic reality we live in today. Written and directed by Upendra, the movie delves deep into the dark corners of society, exposing the manipulation of the masses by politicians who thrive by dividing people based on caste, religion, and fear. It’s a scathing critique of the political machinery that exploits common people to gain power, leaving them disillusioned and helpless. One of the film’s most striking themes is its unflinching portrayal of our obsession with the virtual world. Upendra takes a hard look at how humanity is wasting precious time hooked on social media and digital distractions. The imagery of people willing to forgo food but not their phones serves as a chilling commentary on the addictive grip of the virtual world, highlighting its corrosive impact on real-life relationships and priorities. At the heart of UI is the character Satya, an idealist who dares to challenge the broken system. But instead of being celebrated, Satya is violently silenced—a stark reminder of the perils faced by those who dare to speak truth to power. His tragic fate leaves viewers pondering whether systemic change is even possible in a world that resists it so violently. UI is as complex and layered as the issues it addresses. Upendra weaves a non-linear narrative that demands full attention, almost taunting the audience to engage with its chaotic, unpredictable style. This isn’t a film meant to entertain in the traditional sense; it’s a thought-provoking, uncomfortable mirror that reflects humanity’s collective failings. Rating this movie feels futile because, as Upendra masterfully suggests, UI is beyond conventional judgment. It’s a cinematic experience that will stay with you long after the credits roll, forcing you to confront the harsh realities of the world and the uncertain future we’re headed towards. Whether you love it or hate it, UI demands to be seen, discussed, and, most importantly, understood.

Went with a lot of exception got back with disappointment. Darshan need better script.