Uma Br – Google

It is not just a movie it is poetry. The background score and cinematography are brilliant. Not a single moment goes without subtly telling the story. Every character is so so much relevant, everything right from dose to nadi battalu to the bullet is a metaphor. How he answers when she ritualistically asks him how he is, gives the message the movie wants to deliver beautifully. Like the lead roles of this movie, one who watches needs to have a no-nonsense attitude and a lot of maturity to understand and like this movie instead of applauding bigger than the life characters.

Inventing Anna - Moral (Of course there is no morality or morale) you are a victim if you are a female, you are a victim if you are not among the rich hypocritic circle, you are a victim if you don't show off with Haute couture, you can do anything and trick anybody in anyways to be there just because you don't have. Ditch your family, ditch your ethics, just do what you want to do or what you like to do. Sympathize and empathize with the greedy and convict the ethical achievers. The clothes of fraud are worth more attention than the achiever's simplicity. ( A convict throws tantrum over her wardrobe while going for a trial and a lawyer and reporter treat her like a spoilt kid by getting her what she wants and a designer takes pride in designing her attire for courtroom trials ) They say it is a real story, if it is as real as it is shown then I am disappointed at the pervertedness of the world that is really sick. Someone who has done something or worked hard to be it is not entitled or privileged, they are where they are because of the efforts put in the right direction but there is no justification by the so-called oppressed in tricking or robbing them. What are these shows turning our society into?