Meghala Nair

One of the most beautifully crafted series I've seen. The actors didn't act - it was like walking beside them as they experienced the narrative firsthand. The picturization, the dialogues - this is a series every Indian needs to see - this is one that speaks to the soul of the beautiful animals that try to exist in our world because we continue ceaselessly to destroy theirs.

Watched the movie in Telugu completely unplanned on holiday in Singapore to "time pass" as they say. Had no idea what to expect. Was blown away by the movie - a gentle entertainer with everything in moderation - slapstick, mischief, romance & cinema. The music was breathtaking. Cinematography beautifully crafted - reminiscent of Yash Chopra. Loved how each person delivered their role - just right. Liked Dulquer as the male lead - he's got that right mix of boy next door & genuine Indianness to make a story believable instead of just "cinema hero on repeat". Rather enthralled by the actress playing Sita. Her role delivery was smooth & unique. Looking forward to seeing her in something new. Just saw the movie again on Amazon & the music is now part of my Spotify favourite list.

Violent but loved it. Enough scares and thrills to keep you 100% invested in the storyline.

I'm vegan - plant based but with a basis in animal activism largely due to this movie and so are my mum, dad and sis. I recently got to hear Dr Neil Barnard and Dr Scott Stoll speak in person here in Melbourne Australia and it was such a reinforcement hearing the same info not only from them but from multiple doctors from the UK, the US and even Australia reiterate the benefit of a plant based diet. Got to meet a lot of ordinary people at the same conference who's doctors have helped them fight and often completely reverse heart disease, diabetes and even MS and Crohn's Ulcerative colitis. It's not just a movie - it's the truth about what humanity should always have been eating to live a good life.