Gawtam Jyothsna

What a wonderful deeply haunting film reflecting the pure pain of a heart broken man in an age of great transition. Di Nero did such an amazing job here as the lonely desolated great tycoon whose inevitable downfall reflects the be gone era.

'Blind' 'men' tell no tale if they do then that is what it is.. just a tale nothing real about them! The genius of Auteur SriRam Raghvan lies not in what we see in Andhadhun but what we have not seen; not what is being said as Truth but in what is not being narrated even after the credit rolls; the mystifying truth is lying somewhere in the unfathomable darkness which orginates soon after the lights turn on at the cinemas... when the audience union with the external forces of darkness gets broken into the pieces of lights, this looming brooding shadow of doubt on 'what would have actually happened' lurks in... or at least that's what it did to me... if you are watching closely till the end then that's what Andhadhun does/should/must/ to you... Music is indifferent to murder and to wine, to love, to sweat... to blood, to many other things... but Music is the only immunity to truth ... SriRam Raghvn please receive my salutations...