Sheetal Sharma

Spoiler Alert 🚨 Watched the movie yesterday and I feel so annoyed after climax. Movie had a normal start, the college life was also fine, Kalai is shown as gutsy and charming but there was no struggle shown as such for Kalai to grab his first chance. They didn’t even show any auditions. Even as portrayed he is supposed to be too good actor and the rehearsal scene is supposed to be peak of acting. There is thunder in background but still the acting didn’t bring ghoosebumps. And then Kalai gets into unexpected accident. More than the lead character his father acted too good. The best acting done by Kalai is when looking into mirror and breaking down. The climax left me so frustrated. What was true? What was movie? It’s so old school concept to end telling that it was a movie. We sticked through whole film to know how he got his first chance? Now based on climax we don’t know which part of his life was true. Did he really leave his wife? Did his wife really struggle while birth? How did he patch up with his wife? The audience director saw had a monologue with kid. Then did he get chance after kid is born? Is he still alive? As they didn’t show him at climax. Only father clicking pic of grandchild and may be imposing acting dream to the kid now as Kalai is no more? So many questions. The movie was not so complex to leave at audience imagination instead of a simpler climax. What part of the second part is true and untrue. I also noticed that in large hairs and beard Kavin looked too remarkable resemblance to Nagarjuna. He gave the glimpse at many places even the shirts he wore, was it needed for the script? Was it a happy ending as it didn’t feel like one?

I loved the movie. It is slow paced and calm but it talks about a really sensitive topic in a very patient way. Kudos for bringing such movie out in the Cinemas. This didn’t need an Adult only certificate. There was no nudity, no use of vulgar language. Censor board allows way more nudity and obscene language in other movies. This movie didn’t need to come in that category. Everyone learns a lot from this movie. And as about to be parent, I’m glad I learned from this movie. People who are hating it in the name of religion and Shiv. Shame on you. I’m 💯 sure Mahadev himself is tired of everyone trying to portray him as some strict rule book. The most ignorant in this world unfortunately portray them as the most knowledgeable and think they can preach on behalf of God.

After watching this documentary, I have tons of questions: 1- Did Boeing every apologize to families of the victims personally? 2- Did Boeing compensate the families of victims? 3- It gave 2.7 bn fine, only 500 millions was used for compensation to families of victim and 1.7 bn for compensation to airlines, what about rest of it? 4- What happened to the people responsible for this? 5- Is Boeing 377 Max still safe? It was approved by FAA quite quick. 6- After fixing it, did they provide training to the pilots? 7- How can we trust them, they could still be hiding. What assures that they wouldn’t hide the facts anymore. 8- What about the Fatal crash report by FAA, it has been only a small time since Boeing 377 Max is flying. Can they assure that now everyone is safe and the crash wouldn’t happen? 9- How many Boeing 377 Max are currently flying and how many are in order that will fly in future. 10- Could it have been same if the flights crashed in the US? Basically I lost trust and during all my flights and of my loved ones, I will be scared. The pain on those 346 victim’s family was so hard to take for me. It was murder of 346 people, there should have been harder punishments.

Loved this movie a lot. Light, natural, kind movie.

I expected a horror comedy but the punches were old and forced. Concept was good but script was too poor. Jacqueline’s acting was almost void, yami had lack of expression. Saif’s acting was really convincing. Other characters were average. The dialogue delivery of characters seemed forced. The movie felt dragged.

So good cinematography. I loved the scene when Pete got to see the sun, and when they were in the eye. Hope God bless this world and protect from such tornadoes

Loved the season 1, each story was refreshing, unique, powerful, with wonderful cast and acting. But almost all of season 2 stories were dull. Only liked the one with Kit Harrington due to him and soft romance.

The movie brings up unsung heroes but doesn’t stay completely true to reality. There’s a lot of machoism. Almost every second dialogue is poetic. Most of the part goes to introduction, then events keep happening one after the other followed by an abrupt ending. Several scenes were unreal. - for starters, how families are allowed near runway of fighter jets? - Ajay fighting with sunglasses?? - Sanjay Dutt fighting with that small knife and never getting hurt. - Nora’s fight in the mirror looked childish rather than macho. - 450 in a plane with hanger? - Landing on a truck that burned and still the truck driver was spotless - We didn’t see enough strength in Indira’s role. The movie wanted to show a lot but got messed up in itself. Still must watch to get idea of unsung heroes.

The first two parts were magic. The third part sucked. Abrupt ending, unnecessary problems, idiotic decision making, confusing relationships, too lengthy to finish, unnecessary introduction of characters and what not.. not even the kiss at booth this time. Argh!!

This latest season is all hearts. So exciting. Can’t wait for the next ❤️