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When you are a man, there's not much to be said after you watch a film like #TheGreatIndianKitchen. You watch, you process, and hopefully, you react.
It is important to try to not get defensive; instead, to just try and be more aware, more sensitive.
It is important to try to not get defensive; instead, to just try and be more aware, more sensitive.
There's a shot that pans across couple portraits across generations. Such shots typically communicate love and nostalgia, but in this ingenious film, it really brings out decades of tragedy and oppression. Each photo felt like the equivalent of an animal hunter and his trophy.
I saw posts calling those men in her family, evil villains. It's easy to attack them, so we feel like we are not them, like we are different.
However, the film is so much more than just about those men. In fact, I dare say that they are more polite than the average male leader.
However, the film is so much more than just about those men. In fact, I dare say that they are more polite than the average male leader.
#KarunaKumar's #Palasa1978 is made with a lot of conviction. The detailing of Slang & Language used and groundedness aspect of the movie is something that needs to be lauded. Very good Music & good Direction supported by very good performances. Powerful ending. Do watch.
7/10⭐️
7/10⭐️
#ChintuKaBirthday is just fine. It has its moments. The trailer looked very promising, but the film did not have much to offer. Few decisions look forced & the "emotional punch" the makers were aiming at did not land for me. Nevertheless, makes for a good family watch.
6/10⭐️
6/10⭐️
#ArunKarthick's #Nasir breaks your heart so quickly, you'll take a lot of time to recover. Beautifully shot and edited, the film will resonate with you for sure. It only takes a second for things to go out of hands and Arun pulls that off with such perfection. Must watch.
8/10⭐️
8/10⭐️
