Dr. Shalini Radhakrishnan

Mulholland Drive is a mesmerizing and dreamlike journey into the mind of the director David Lynch. The story is complex, captivating, and utterly engrossing, with a multitude of characters and storylines that intertwine to create a menacing sense of the uncanny and surreal. The visuals and cinematography are simply stunning, and the dreamy score perfectly captures the tense atmosphere of the film. The performances by Naomi Watts, Laura Harring, and Justin Theroux are outstanding, creating an atmosphere of mystery and romance. Mulholland Drive is an essential piece of modern cinema that is sure to captivate viewers from start to finish.

Based on real-life Patna based mathematician Anand Kumar, Super 30 tells us how the man and his batch of students dared to dream big despite the obstacles. The movie delivers its content to the audience effectively, though there are a few drawbacks here and there. But what makes this film really stand apart is the conviction with which the director drives home the message that education is truly the privilege of those who have requisite economic resources. Unfortunately, it remains a distant dream for many students in our country. There are several heartfelt moments that strikes a chord. The film makes us realise that we are far more fortunate than a whole lot of others, and that every champion was once a contender who refused to give up. After a long long time, I watched a film which made me cry.