Medhatithi Guha

There are a handful of directors who keep us longing for their next project and Amit Masurkar was someone like that for me. I was literally blown away by Amit Masurkar's Newton and I sincerely believe it deserved an oscar (if not more than one). So I was badly awaiting for Sherni expecting to experience another act of cinematic brilliance and frankly it disappointed me. Sherni has almost everything but lacks what a good film must have - moments of "cinematic" brilliance where you feel emotionally moved & stirred but cannot explain why. That's the beauty of any good art work. Newton did that so well but not this one. Extremely detailed, well acted, realistic camera movements - all were there but the poetry and poignancy was missing which made this film maybe a good documentation of our forest , wildlife, people , government procedures etc but failed to make it a good "CINEMA"

This movie is intense ...it will take me a while to get over it ... And such brilliant shots ... I am completely blown away

Rarely a movie goes much beyond its plot/storyline ... It's the world and experience which awes you ... Maroon is a rare movie in Bollywood .. I don't care if the plot is inspired or whatever, but the direction was really something which would haunt you ...not to mention Manav Kaul's stellar performance