Daveen Nivedha

At first, it was too strong for me in terms of characters, I sensed disrespect in the way one human spoke to another. I felt like there is equal violence and hatred in protecting a casteless and genderless love as there is in breaking it. One soul, one heart to another I felt why create such a triggering movie, why should disrespect be the way to protect each other's love and identity, why not show it in a peaceful manner instead. Why should acceptance be projected with the same hate as rejection... That's what I thought. But this is indeed a brilliant script, with even brilliant characters and direction. GV PRAKASH has added way more power and strength with the scoring. There is poetry in every single line, in every character depiction, in every scene. It is a slow paced movie for the most part but very realistic and mighty powerful, without a speck of doubt. I appreciate the entire cast and crew with thunders of claps. And I raise a multitude of such roars to the ones living several lives in reality. Applaudworthy for sure! Wish I watched it in theatre but given it's a covid release, we all lost that beautiful opportunity with this OTT release.

To be very frank, I am delighted I watched it on OTT and not in theatre because until the scene where the family goes to airport for Tinni, the movie was a drag and did not keep me motivated enough to give even the slightest credit. The car drive to airport was entertaining albeit silly, but I did enjoy it as it was relatable. Thereon the family scenes during credit roll was an awwwwww moment because who doesn't love to watch a happy family whether relatable or not. But that's about it. I also know that I will never watch Shraddha Kapoor movies again because she lacks talent and it's a pain withstanding such silly acting. Even if the movie is below average, sometimes we can pull through because of the acting and that is something Shraddha ruined here for me. So I think 3 stars make sense, I wouldn't rate it even a bit higher, and let's face it, the cab ride onward, it deserves at least 3 stars (at least my three stars)