Yatin Bansal

Some where in the middle of the movie the Director decided he had had enough. Just in time. Until then the script was moving at the pace of an afternoon tv show. And then they turned a switch, the background score changed, the family and the friends and the community came together. They grieved and cried. When a member dies before his time he leaves a deep void. Its the family that comes together, who grieve, hold hands, to fill up the void. Sometimes they dont, and they break apart. One thing western society doesnt do easily is bow down to God's will, over life and over death. We see that happening in this movie where people accept his will and acknowledge and forgive. They dont just move on.

Epic, it is a real masterpiece for the ages.

Mid way into the film it hits you when you least expect.

The movie takes you by the hand leads you into your childhood, and then gently helps you make sense of everything. I think it touched a few of my childhood memories which I had forgotten about., The end is very soothing.

In search of mediocrity. Who is this show for?

It's a gem of a show that takes you by the hand and never leaves you till the end. The lead actress Lina does a wonderful job taking you through the story of her love with Nico. The script is so marvellous, it celebrates the beauty of life and love. It's almost unreal, as if it is set in some other time, I think it's a timeless story of real and people and real love. Their souls bared so you know what they're thinking and feeling, always listening to what their hearts are saying. It's a triumph of life. You don't want it to end but I was glad it ended the way it did.