Delfia Ghosh

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This movie was a much needed one to break the stereotype of the bollywood movies. The execution was perfect with just the right amount of emotions & comedy as well. It portrayed the progressive society in the best way possible. The casting was a cherry on the cake. No part of the movie was overdone. It's a must watch for everyone, I would say. I myself would love to watch it multiple times. It has a message, that asks everyone of our society to be more open-minded & to learn to adjust with the ever changing society, no matter of what age one is. Right & wrong can't be decided always, based on how one has been conditioned to grow up because it's inevitable that what's right for one might be wrong for another, so we all need to be more open-minded to accept each other's rights & wrongs to live together in harmony.

This book took me on the journey that the author has drawn. The way the he presented the present days with the past & how both were related to each other, was particularly very interesting. Through the entire journey he'd make you keep guessing about various possibilities of what happened 27 years ago & what has been happening in the present & how, only to unleash the truth at the end. There is a part where the author paints the picture of the accident, while going through the case files of the accident. It was no less horrifying than seeing it right in front of one's own eyes. Bottom line is that this story has all the qualities of keeping the reader hooked to it till the end.