Bhaskar Jyoti Saikia

I wish they had less than half a star.

I have never watched something so dark yet so satisfyingly beautiful that the director and the actors brings out a feeling so real in the minds of the audience that the scenes got me chills. It's gracefully raw, pure and dark yet beautifully crafted. It takes you to a new dimension of cinema alltogether and is unexpectedly the most complete film I've ever watched. What else can anyone expect? You need to get etched to your chairs till the last second and that too with eagerness. It's something that was never expected out of Indian cinema and truly stands out of all films that have been released so far this year and a few before.