Silvia Roy – Google

I Don't know much about production things, but I liked the film as it has some very important messages. And again critics are focusing on something which is not that much important as the messages (according to me). We, the citizen, people should focus on points like this but like in this movie we are being fooled by media, politicians, a few famous humans, now by critics. This is not only about good acting, direction, camera work, etc, etc, it should be about what's this movie tells us. Every story has something to make us think, this is one of them. So think what is the story about and why? It is not a real story, but yet it is based on reality. 1. What we get from our media!! 2. There are no born terrorists, the situation makes them. It doesn't matter what background s/he belongs. 3. Is saying sorry difficult! (In a relationship or national) 4. When will we learn to take responsibility for our own decisions and choices! 5. Is this film only accusing the media? Or politics too? because during lockdown we have seen what they should have done, and what they did to the people who are just a few voters to them. Etc...

We just randomly started to watch it, at first we were a bit confused because it shows a different time, then we get that it's no different, if we really keep going like this as we are doing now, as we close our eyes in the time of protest, as we don't speak against wrong, as we do practice discrimination, then yes we Are going to have a future almost like this. When well be late to the response. When we will lose all the good things, good friends and families. I liked it very much. We all should watch it and should ask our selves that do we really a future like this ruled by andh bhakts? a future of slavery again? a future where we will have no free will? And all this just because we are only thinking our current well beings and parties and only for our families, and not helping others because whatever wrong happening is not happening with us means our family only?