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I don't know what's so great about this movie. The story line is thin and so slow paced that I almost thought I'm watching one of those national award movies, where the camera pans only thrice in an hour.. just kidding though. Not that bad.. The only worthwhile thing about this movie is the superb performance by the cast, especially the actors in the titular roles.. Aditi Rao Hydari, Dev Mohan and Jayasurya.. the three of them went beyond my expectations.. If anything, can watch the movie only for the performances of the cast.. as a movie I would rate it with rotten tomatoes.

No words.. I'm truly overwhelmed that such a movie was made.. as a wife.. I too have gone through this... now years later, my husband has come to understand to some extent that wives need their space too... but in between I've lost many years ... without moral support especially when my child was born ... anyway... a great movie, without the unwanted song and dance. I loved the way both Suraj and Nimisha has given their performances. Too good. The subtle way sexual abuse and verbal abuse has been dealt with is admirable. The future husbands of our society should be taught how to behave and respect their wives. It all starts in the home. Boys should be also involved in the household chores. Asked to pick up their things.. a lot depends on the way they are brought up.. its us women who should try to bring about this change in our sons.. so that atleast their wives do not go through what we have gone through as wives..

Though unbelievable in most areas... But it brought out the concept of illegal organ transplant to the fore.. kudos to the director for the same. As a single child, I too could relate myself to the protagonist well.. just like Arya in the film, I too used to be glued to my books.. never used to interact much with people whom I couldn't relate to.. especially relatives whom I hardly knew 😉 Truly enjoyed watching it..