EP B

This is a film which will appeal to a small audience. For me the story is overpowered by the food which at some level I found distracting even though it was integral to the story

Well written delivers on a number of levels. A fine observation on the journey of life. A great insight in to the world of Beckett and his relationships with both himself and others The film is delivered theatrically this may or may not be to everyone’s liking

A good study of the parent child relationships. Unresolved issues and lack of understanding of each other create uncomfortable relationships among people who love each other.

Acting and writing superb. The paradox is the protagonist only starts to live when he becomes aware of his mortality The film is slow moving particularly the early part and as a consequence for some might not have enough of a hook to keep them watching

As a westerner I found it interesting to understand an Indian perspective on Colonialism. The film is made in a Bollywood style