Monisha Choudhury

A subtly represented common life story with a feel good factor, this movie will make you feel like it's going on in and around you somewhere. The story of the son of a lift man aspiring to be an engineer but only more, is a concept established slowly into your thought process, that such a common goal story will still make you root for the male protagonist. And it's not a love story but will definitely make you feel like loving and caring for someone unconditionally. The story is set on such common grounds that it might as well be true. Small things captured my eyes and lit my heart, like the masterpiece the female protagonist was finishing, the tea wala getting taught at last, the change of the names in the namenoard of the building from the first to end of the story, and most importantly...the last dinner shown in the movie was shooted with the painting of the last supper, and the obvious change of respect to all professions from a inconsiderate son's point of view ....these subtle things with little meanings was a delight to watch. Yes, nobody gets as successful to buy 3 condos in Mumbai and also a multistoried school just in three years of engineer's salary at the first of the career...it was little far stretched, but the gist of the story was still mild l, soothing and left a sweet aftertaste. Go for it if you like non extravegant day to day stories.