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Basically, screenplay wasn't good, and it led to a boring movie. Though it was a simple story, proper writing could have helped. Except songs, movie wasn't great at all. For god's sake, you are in Kashmir, let the audience feel it. Let the audience feel the backwaters of allapy. Let the audience feel the tension that initial stages of love causes. Movie was a waste of time. Save yourselves, People.

Honestly, the movie is exhaustive. I have understood what the director tried to do, but the execution didn't go well. A disappointment is what I can call it. Sathya could have expressed why he was a coward. A fearful person overthinks every single thing. That trait could have been shown. Everyone of us has some fears. Sathya's fears could be our fears. A reason to which we can relate to. Merely saying that he could'nt stand up like his father didn't add any weight.

This is the first time I had read Ashwin Sanghi. To anyone who begins to read the book, it will be evident that there are lectures in every chapter on physics, spirituality and history. Some chapters are just entirely lectures in detail. Keeping it apart, the characterization was done by describing appearances, habits, reactive thoughts and past experiences of the respective characters. There wasn't much put into the formation of the character, to make the readers connect to them. The events were explained as if they were thrown out for the readers to know the story with no way to feel. The endless information was excruciating. It feels like this is a non fiction book with some fictional characters appearing in every two pages. This might be good as a non fiction educational book rather than thriller or suspense- whatever the description claims. The information was unbiased but it lacked in authenticity. I was baffled reading about Brahmananda talk about some western scientists in the final chapters. His aim was to preserve ancient knowledge and he must have come across many books over his lifetime. Can't he quote some sages from the past instead of modern scientists. Vijay, who isn't an elevated soul has got photographic memory but the great Brahmananda can't rewrite the books when they are destroyed? It was lame for that character to join the hands of Minerva in exchange to protection of books. The reason which he had given-death is for bodies not soul-is utter hypocrisy. The knowledge must pass on. So does Dharma. There wasn't a single page that evaluated Brahmananda's choice on grounds of Dharma and Adharma. And the things about Ramayana...questioning authentic Valmiki Ramayana and pushing the story of 13-15th century book's translated version seemed selfish. It was done solely to justify that there are some divine powers associated with the object that is in the possession of a character. Anyways, it was good to know a lot of things through this book. I have personally learned a lot and understood various perspectives to the given situations. There wasn't any discussion on Dharma.

The teaser description says that Gangubai worked for women empowerment. In which way sex trafficking is women empowerment? Gangu bai is a pimp for god's sake. The person-from whose perspective you narrate the story becomes the protagonist. Joker movie for example. The acts of Gangubai which would get strict punishment in current days are being told as acts of women upliftment. Basically gangu bai sends innocent girls to politicians' beds in order to raise to power. What a shame! Bollywood has left ethics decades ago. What else can we expect. Don't underestimate the stupidity of bollywood. What's next? A person does all the bad things and his every act will be justified even if he plans a terrorist attack on innocent people. Guess what? Sacred Games series is already out.

Outstanding music, grandiose locations, flamboyant cloths - perhaps the movie has taken me to another world. The story outline of the movie is very simple yet showed how P. T. Burman has gone through an emotional ride to finally realize that family and togetherness are over any luxuries or fame. That part seemed bit slow. I loved Huge Jackman's performance. He was brilliant and the performance felt so real that it kept me engaged more than the story did. Thankfully he received golden globe for that. Overall it is a good movie. Go ahead and watch it!

The transformation of Norman Bates was expounded over the seasons but I felt that the story was a little dragged. I like the way the plot was constructed. Vera Farmiga was at her best. Even all the other actors did a wonderful job with respect to their characters. I was initially perturbed by the dragged twists - but with constant dodgy acts of Norman bates and over protectiveness of the mother, it turned into a detest feeling, and I left the last few episodes of last season unwatched. Not sure when I am gonna visit again to finish the last season.