Sheik Althaf Hussain

Bala's writing behind the justification for the actions which are all taken by nandha, periyavar against the crimes happening over the education institution and the moment were the periyavar realizes that he's the one who changed nandha's life by feeding rampant instructions was fabulous!. Bala has again performed the Pietà by having her son Nanda lying dead in the lap of a mother who loves and at the same time has great fear!.

It can be said that this work has been created in parallel to the previous film! . The screenplay keeps moving us as a page of Maverick's beautiful love, a page of irresistible sadness at the loss of his friend, and a page of student mastery training. The director has given back the classic scenes, shots and light flow featured in the previous film! . The truth is that "Tom Cruise" continues to dedicate his body and life to his art without the slightest thought! . There's no mistake about going to the theater to see Jennifer Connelly's striped diamond eyes! .

No one but him knows what kind of things a man who lives with artistic and artistic vision will be inspired by, and likewise a man who has the intention of murder!. In this way, when "John Kramer" approaches the country of "Mexico" for treatment in this film, he is inspired by a new strategy of taking life through the statue of ancient "Tlaloc" and the scene is amazing! "Tlaloc" Aztec rain god statue. Representations of the rain god wearing a strange mask, with large round eyes and long fangs date back at least to the Teotihuacan culture of the highlands (3rd to 8th century AD). In the cult of Tlaloc, the Aztecs would offer him human sacrifices, usually children. As with many sacrifices, children are ripped from their chests while their hearts are still beating. When the character John Kramer, who is a giant, pleads for his life, we, the audience, feel sorry for him, forgetting the atrocities he has committed before! While there are usually many reasons given to justify killing in the "Saw" movies, I'd say the best writing in this story is John Kramer's emotional murders justified by the tragedies and betrayals in his personal life!

After Oppenheimer atomized an implausible theory born out of his mania, guiltily thinking about the effect of such a cruel atomization makes me wonder how we are living in this era of politicizing science!. If we think about it a little deeper, such thoughts have the potential to drive us to suicide, like the Japanese soldiers who committed "seppuku" (meaning "slitting of the stomach", a form of Japanese ritual suicide in which samurai death restores honor to themselves and their families) at the end of World War II!. The truth is that Christopher Nolan's writing has seen a depth in this act!. One scene in particular is when someone told Oppenheimer, "I'm not going to have a part in this project!" After saying that, he asked, "To turn science, which has been developed for centuries, into a weapon that takes lives without mercy?" The verses affected me a lot! It is amazing that Nolan chose actors according to the characters and that such artists dedicated themselves to it!. But what to do, the sentiments of the people of our country are untouchable, so Indian film censorship has been removed in the best interests of the people!.