It didn't work for me as I thought it would. For the serious watchers and variety seekers, it can be a pass. Only for those who can digest its philosophies. It is not a commercial movie. It had limited release too. I'm sure my psychologist friend would drool over it. I've see a lot of movies. And it's not like I don't watch drama. But this one tested my patience. May be the too much use of English put me off. Would it have killed to talk in Hindi? The Indian people should talk in the regional or the national language. That's my understanding of the Indian linguistic psyche.
It has 3 stories about the changes and realizations a person undergoes. It's raved among critics and heavily praised. But this winner of two National Awards is a drag of 2 and half hours. The director could have wrapped it well under 100 minutes and still had all the substance. The story is a big blend of life and its philosophies. "Them" people and the psychologists can explain it better. Not for one of the light moods.
It has 3 stories about the changes and realizations a person undergoes. It's raved among critics and heavily praised. But this winner of two National Awards is a drag of 2 and half hours. The director could have wrapped it well under 100 minutes and still had all the substance. The story is a big blend of life and its philosophies. "Them" people and the psychologists can explain it better. Not for one of the light moods.