tina verma

Subtle projection of constitutional power in the benefit of nation at large in crisp episodial cinema. After a long time, a cinematic lense has been used in its true essence. Acting of all and sundry is simply the best. It's high time that Yammi must receive a national award for this masterpiece. Apt dialogue. Captivate the audience to their seats and make them relive what they had already celebrated but with the twist of real-behind-the-paramount-decision truth.

Different and I must say beautifully penned-down script with fresh new faces and natural background- a treasure to cinema lovers. Beautiful blend of what-heart-truly-desires, encompasses one's destiny. Thankfully the climax unveils the happy endings unlike open endings. Pleasure and contentment to the audience rather than thought-to-ponder-over. The paramount feature is that the supporting actors' role have been significantly caricatured. Reminds me of junior mehmood and Tuntun and many more.