sampath kumar Toopran

I watched Drushyam-2 with great interest. D-2 is excellent to watch which is aptly embedded with series of twists, turns and suspense. It scores high on all fronts. Photography and music are very good. I am sure Drushyam-3 is down the line for all of us to see. I look forward to seeing D-2 in my mother tongue Telugu and also in Hindi.

I liked the film immensely. Beautiful script that makes you to hook till the end. While watching this film, another great film "Rukh huwa faisla" was coming to my mind all the time. Performances were excellent and close up shots of retired personnel were very effective. Director could have reduced the preachy scene of AB to 50%. It was longish. All in all I was happy to watch this film and recommend movie lovers to see this...

Absolutely great art film. Direction is superb. A film without hero (not even photograph was shown any where in the film) but centres around him makes it a beautiful film to watch. Unbelievable performance by Asutosh Rana. Fantastic combination of very talented actors. Full marks to this film.

I saw a full Marathi film first time even though Hindi version (Dhadak) was released a few weeks ago. I did not see it to ensure that I see the original film in Marathi first. The subject is not new but simplicity, music, real locations throughout the film, honesty, photography, new talent and many more make it a good watchable film. The ending was like in Manto stories. I liked complete disengagement of the lovers from parents. Nobody knows what is cooking at her parents home till the end. That was brought out very effectively. Child slowly walking to dead parents ane then moving out of house towards aunti was touching. Hundred percent reflection of Indian rural society. This film brought back my memories of some of the best films made by K. Vishwanath and K. Balachander in Telugu.