Sreyashee Roy – Google

Wonderful film.Every sequence of the film so efficiently portrayed the reality of women in this Indian society.How much we are still backward.I am from urban area of Bengal where people have started understanding the reality somewhat but still many parts rather most of the parts of India have to upgrade their mentality.I hope more and more films like this kind arrives for the viewers to open their eyes and help develop a society irrespective of all of these rigidities.

People always seek for perfection in their respective life.Among all these materialistic cravings we forget to live in moments and we don't even know when those moments pass by and can't be regained anymore. Frances Ha taught me many things. In every point of the film it reflected ita okay not to be okay always and perfection is not all about accomplishing things its about standing by and relishing on your achievement and moments a bit and think be it even little or something grand.We meet people in life and everybody is not there to stay but eventually some are meant to stay forever with whom we connect even in the darkest or loneliest of time or in the chaotic moments of life.In our respective lives that person is extremely necessary with whom we can share the silence amidst a party and that feeling of knowing each others gestures and glance is something beyond all those worldly happiness;that is what our life seeks for probably. At the end of the day its all about the moments we embrace and that keeps us alive in every circumstances. Life isn't about waiting for the storm pass; its about learning to dancing in rain. Within Frances I found that part of me which we often start losing among the burden and desire of becoming perfect everyday.She never failed to gain positivity even with her messy existence.The character is one of the most realistic and relatable ones I have watched so far.

I can see many people referring 'Raat Akeli Hya' as Knives Out(2019) of Hollywood.Frankly speaking after watching it I didn't find any similarity between Raat Akeli Hya and Knives Out except the fact that this time an old man was murdered too and there's a young girl among the suspects.The twists, sequences and screenplay, storytelling everything is completely different in this movie. As a whole I loved watching the movie.After a long Netflix India came up with something worthy to watch.Nawazuddin Siddique and Radhika Apte were astounding as always and other casts also played their respective roles in very efficient and well manner.Don't listen to the people who are considering it as Knives Out and give it a watch;I will suggest. There's a trend to compare our indigenous movies with that of Hollywood always and its better not to go blindly with that trend as the time has come to appreciate really good things and Raat Akeli Hya is exactly worth watching I felt.