Swati Rawat

Martin freeman was fantastic. The tension between the main characters was palpable, one could almost taste it. Depiction of a person who was comfortable with the mediocrity that they had settled for , instead of exploring and expanding their talent, was wonderfully depicted by him. Cairo was basically a wake up call for Miller from his slumber. Some of the lines were so profound, I bet it resonated with some of the audience who gave up their dreams and settled for mediocrity

It was interesting to watch a movie which showcased the struggles of a government official. Considering the negative image that the public has of government officials and the department, the movies did show that there are people who are committed to working. The conflict Vidya faces , whether to resign, thanks to a convicted system or to stay, is something I have seen my friends face who work in the government department. It's sad but true...

The movie is unique. It may have the cop partner angle, but the concept of a society where orcs, elves and fairies live with humans was interesting and unique. Mixing it up with the regular cop partner angle was a good idea. However, I did find the ending a bit incomplete. So, I would love to see a part 2 for sure. The effects were cool and the acting was good. The funny quotient was also there and that made the movie enjoyable. Did not get bored even for a minute. Thumbs up !!