Hadinelentu

We had a great Sunday evening at Pollack theatres in Arizona. We not only watched the film, but also interacted with the movie artists.

This film must not be missed as it brings to limelight perineal problems of the society pertaining to younger generation, the caste system and the disparity of opinion between authorities that impact decision making. The credible and compelling theme; the genuine setting and characterisation; and the well sequenced events engrosses the audience to an extent that they forget about the intermission and music.

The characterisation is genuine. Whether it is a college principal, a staff, a student, a parent, a stakeholder, or police constable, each one's concern, their stress and their struggle to find a solution feels genuine and believable.

The only refinement may be needed in the audio in a few scenes and a few shaky slides.

The movie leaves the audience debating over a thought provoking and a strong message. The audience is also seen anxious to see the next twist and imagine a solution.

Wonderful subject carried very nicely. Not once felt something was irrelevant. A must watch for teenagers , youths to be careful from being trapped by someone's action........

Actors did justice to their roles. Camera work is decent. Purely original No artificial flavors..

Story revolves around many of the circumstances that we see around us like gender discrimination, upper/lower caste, management orders , easy to share but hard to digest social media influences and many more........

Overall good movie with natural acting, light music, intelligent editing, awesome grip in screenplay and direction.

Kudos to Seventeeners team.

This movie is a refreshing change from the usual predictable stories. It takes a situation that might seem normal to today's generation-a private video between two teenagers going viral-and turns it into a deep and emotional story about the consequences of this event. The movie carefully explores how different people react to this situation, especially the members of a college committee who must decide on a fair punishment for the students involved.

Sheryl, the main character, is a talented student-athlete who comes from a poor background. She finds herself facing harsh consequences after the video spreads. The film shows her range of emotions, from being a determined athlete to a vulnerable young woman dealing with an unfair situation. Sheryl's story highlights how difficult it is for someone like her to break free from the challenges of her background while dealing with the added pressure of public judgment.

Another key character is Rekha Kudligi, the vice principal. She is an ambitious woman who sees this incident as a chance to advance her career, but as she learns more about the hidden motives of others, her character becomes much more complex. Rekha's journey adds a layer of realism to the story, showing how personal ambition and moral dilemmas can conflict.

The movie stands out because it not only tells a gripping story but also makes the audience think about serious social issues like gender inequality, the challenges of youth, and the role of power in shaping justice. The subtle actions and inactions of the college committee reveal how these issues play out in real life, making the film relatable and thought-provoking.

Overall, this movie is a must-watch for anyone who cares about fairness and justice in today's world. It's a story that stays with you, making you think about how society handles the mistakes of young people and who really pays the price for those mistakes.

I was quite skeptical going in and even when the movie started. But I was pleasantly surprised at how gripping the movie was and the relevance of the movie in today's world. The multi dimensional twists were fantastic. The theme is bold and the twists are bolder.

The simple setup and acting by every actor is a highlight. I'm so impressed with the movie that I am telling all my network of people about it and pushing them to go watch it asap although it's uncertain of the delivery channel.

Finally the Kannada movies have arrived for a different persona. I'm in fact proud of the movie as if I made it!!!

Please go ahead and watch this movie and you will not be disappointed for sure.

The movie effectively portrays women in powerful societal roles, gradually revealing the extent of their influence. Something that we miss in most of our cinema.

Loved how it tackles caste and social dynamics head-on, offering a nuanced perspective. The characters are depicted with realistic complexity, avoiding clear-cut distinctions between good and bad.

Additionally, the film is likely to pass the Bechdel test. That was fantastic

Thank you Prithvi Konanur!

----- The movie effectively portrays women in powerful societal roles, gradually revealing the extent of their influence. Something that we miss in most of our cinema.

Loved how it tackles caste and social dynamics head-on, offering a nuanced perspective. The characters are depicted with realistic complexity, avoiding clear-cut distinctions between good and bad.

Additionally, the film is likely to pass the Bechdel test. That was fantastic

Thank you Prithvi Konanur!