Shantanu Dutta

A film that truly lives up to its genre of being a thriller. When an investigating officer is assigned to look into a spate of serial murders, she asks for a Forensics expert to assist her. But the man assigned to her is one who makes her uneasy as he turns out to be more of a Sherlock Holmes type than a mechanical forensic scientist which is what was expected of him. Will keep you on the edge of your seat.

A single mother, Flora (Eve Hewson), faces the challenge of keeping her son, Max (Orén Kinlan), on the right path in Dublin. She comes up with the idea of giving her teenage son a guitar, but he quickly rejects it in the throes of teenage angst. Playing the guitar isn't his musical interest; he leans more towards a fusion of electronic, hip-hop, and pop. In response, Flora decides to take up the guitar herself, enlisting the help of an American instructor named Jeff (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) to guide her through the intricacies of music creation and lyric writing over Zoom. Through her journey in music, Flora discovers not only her own musical voice but also a kindred spirit in her teacher and a means to bridge the gap with her moody son.

All three key performers Mithun Chakraborty, Mamata Shankar and Dev deliver great performances. Mithun plays Gaur, a lonely and elderly widower who is obsessed with getting his son married. The son who is a successful wedding planner is not interested. Along the way, Gaur meets Kusum( Mamata Shankar) an old college friend and now also a widow and a gentle romance begins developing. But eyebrows are raised when the two begin to talk of getting married. Even Gaur’s son is uncomfortable at first. The film explores father son bonding and the loneliness of the elderly, both of which don’t receive enough attention.