Kalai Mathee

"Ayothi" is a remarkable and timeless cinematic masterpiece. It's a film that rekindles one's belief in the enduring presence of humanity, capable of transcending the artificial divisions that society often imposes. Everything seems designed to categorize individuals based on caste, creed, religion, language, wealth, or poverty. It's disheartening to witness the erosion of our shared humanity amidst these distinctions. We are grappling with a moral crisis in the 21st century. I often reflect on the simple truth that when we find ourselves in dire straits, we don't pause to inquire about the origins, religions, or castes of those offering a helping hand. We should be able to embrace this unity in our everyday lives without necessitating a crisis to bring us together. "Ayothi" reminds us that we don't need extraordinary circumstances to unite us; we can and should live our lives acknowledging our fundamental oneness.