MN Sumeith

A good plot with focus on morals from both protagonists, in their own ways. Arjun is good as usual. Murali has given a remarkable performance. Jayaram touches you in one particular shot. Altogether, a good feel movie that you could laugh out and feel from heart.

No over the top performances ... all stick to their characters. Rani as Shivani Shivaji Roy is a treat to watch. A wrenching film that keeps you on the edge of the seat, but at the same time it is yet another attempt to tell all of us how much we need to change our mindset towards this gender bias. Its just not Rape that a woman goes through but a continuous tumultous journey knowingly and unknowingly everyday of her life. Its time to give them partnership and not the pseudo-equality. All of us need to change - Men and also Women who think of other women to be confined to the so-called societal boundaries. My personal Fab moments in the film The Interview scene where Rani explains the purpose of reserved seats in bus and,asks for not equality but partnership. The Lashing and Bashing scene in the climax ---- how much I wanted to be witnessing it in person Its time we all teach our kids that Gender is only a law of Nature and not to make our own laws out of it but respect it as much as we do ourselves.