Swathi J

One of the worst movies I've ever seen. I'm a doctor and trust me when I tell the title is completely deceiving. The medical part of the movie is insignificant and even that is not accurate. I mean, how long do they think a kidney can survive outside the body? It's appalling that the Indian movie industry makes no effort to check the facts or consult a doctor for such movies. The acting is a whole other story. Almost everyone has a robotic mannerism. Why? Nobody knows. They have a kid missing but the movie seems to lean toward a comic genre. We skipped a lot of scenes to the climax and couldn't actually finish the movie. We couldn't sit through it. I'm shocked to see such positive reviews. I'm clear about people's taste in movies now.

Please don't play background music during dialogues. It's very hard to understand what people are saying.. Especially some actors' voices who speak softly. Give importance to the dialogue. Not the music.

Basically a good movie. The fight scenes were interesting. Usually we fast forward the fight scenes in a movie.. But not this one. The narration was practical. The thoughts that would run in a person's mind who was being put through an ordeal like that was spot on. One thought that kept running through my mind throughout the movie (actually i think about it when watching most indian movies).. 'why are female characters portrayed as physically weak and unable to fight back and protect themselves?' I think in today's world where women and little girls are being physically abused by men more every day, it is absolutely necessary to portray female leads and other female characters as physically fit and able to fight an abuser to their full extent. It is not enough that strong females are portrayed only in a few movies. Every woman should be shown to fight an abuser. It will definitely help the female audience to be physically strong and good men to be inspired to encourage the women in thier lives to defend themselves from predators.