Kesava Rao Mocherla

Surprisingly good movie - BMG was very much at low volume allowing us follow dialogues. All actors played their best meeting requirement of their characters. For majority of events, the director had taken due care to show flashback on how it happened. Ofcourse, there are a few scenes not meeting the logics. For instance, hanging head down and bleeding all over, the hero pacifies the lady lawyer and motivates her to pursue the case. I wonder how the lady lawyer was let alive from the culprits den. Last and highest, how the wounded hero landed at the court and then taken to hospital ? The lady lawyer played a few audio clippings of conversations between the home minister and the DCP. One wonders, who and how they were recorded ?

A “flaw” in delivering lunch box leads to a peculiar bondage between Ila and Saajan. As a person about to retire from service, Saajan should have endeavored to fix the marital problems of Ila instead of promoting trip to Bhutan. Ila’s focus was on sending delicious food plus letter and in receiving a reply from Saajan. She never cared to enquire what her husband Rajeev ate. Even Rajeev, it is a wonder why he could not make out the difference in quality of food for so many days excepting for complaint of cooking “alu gobi” more often ! He would have tasted Ila’s food for nearly 10 years and he should have easily suspected that there is something wrong at least on second or third day. The character of aunty upstairs was very depicted just by her voice without showing the person. In spite of a few “flaws” the casting on screen and behind, deserve a big applause ! It is a wonder how the “flawless” dabbavallas received and accepted a “flaw” in their system !