How Is That for a Monday?

Watched it at OC film festival yesterday. It is a thriller from the start to the end where two unlikely storylines come together. The transitions from one scene to the next is superb. All the characters acted very well. Yolanda, Shyam, Chris and the police acted awesome. It's hard to believe this is the first of Sripal's movies. He is better than a lot of the current Telugu directors. Thoroughly enjoyed the one and half hour movie with some friends. We are certainly looking forward to the nationwide release. We should encourage more independent film makers with low budget.. that's when the creativity comes out.

Watched this film at the Chennai film festival. It's strong in script but technically lacks a few elements. If we eliminate those factors, it's a well made film to satisfy the audience. Whole theatre enjoyed many moments. Lighting in some scenes, and the edit is a bit distracting, but overall it's a feel good, light hearted funny movie with a message. Geniune attempt.

Great movie. Definitely watch it at least once. Different from many movies in general. Worth your money and time. Fast paced. Totally hero oriented; female character is not visible, but her presence is very strong. This story has its roots in beliefs, exposé's racism and discrimination in the past. How something like a medal has no value for someone and immense value to others is neat and nicely captured in this movie. The story, screenplay, direction, acting, and everything else is very gripping. No moment where I felt the story is dragging or boring. I will give 4.5 out of 5 for this movie 👍.

A neat film with some twists and turns with the connect of Akshaya Tritiya(Hindu festival). A relevant subject matter is told with a right dose. I'm personally a fan of movies that end happily and this film does that job just right.

Engaging screenplay coupled with fresh acting, keeps you on the edge of the seat most of the time.!

Also shows the reality of many NRI software engineer life's. Movie has its moments where it connects east and west cultures and backgrounds with a subtle narration.

Direction and acting compliment each other well. If you are someone who loves small films and enjoys smart screenplay and fresh acting, this is definitely an easy one time watch. Do give it a try!

Like this review if you also got connected to the subtle nuances of the NRI life in USA or anywhere in the abroad. Hope you also enjoy the movie as much as I did!!