Mimamsa

Such a crap movie. No storyline, no narrative, worst acting by third grade actress. No one should be made to watch this movie. Don't know why even the directors make such kind of movies these days. Swara bhasker has bottomed out and absolute worst!

These urduwood actors who join politics just to stay in limelight are typical brainwashed anti nationals. UAPA should be slapped and they should be banned from any media interaction. Not only they are tarnishing India's image but also brainwashing youth into heinous crimes.

They form a cult and these tribe people are hell bent on spoiling the youth.

Mimamsa is a gripping thriller that explores the ethical and moral dilemmas surrounding vegetarianism in a society striving for a greater good. The film's suspenseful plot keeps you on the edge of your seat as it delves into the intricacies of preventing non-vegetarianism. One of the film's strengths is its ability to blend the promotion of vegetarianism seamlessly into the narrative.

Without coming across as preachy, it encourages viewers to reconsider their dietary choices through the characters' personal journeys. The script underscores the environmental impact of meat consumption, effectively driving home the message. The suspense in mimamsa is masterfully executed.

The film does an excellent job of weaving suspense and action throughout, with well-executed chase sequences and a series of plot twists that will leave you guessing until the end. The cast's performances are commendable, with the lead actor delivering a compelling portrayal of a conflicted character and great job done by dr Karan Sehgal who plays the character.

While the film is primarily a thriller, it also manages to spark important conversations about ethical choices, environmental impact.

Mimamsa is a must-see for those seeking a suspenseful and thought-provoking cinematic experience that challenges our perceptions of right and wrong in a quest for a better world.

Swara Bhaskar and her sister Palak are brilliant in their roles.. Great film by Gagan puri and the writer Arpan Dev.

A very badly written, directed, acted, screenplayed and every other verb that you want to add here.

The movie basically has a very bland plot and line of play. You can predict every single scene that can happen in the movie. The acting isn't par with what we see these days.

Prolly released a raw idea as suspense movies were getting quite an eye. It should have been polished, cut, re thought and acted upon in more aspects to make it a good watch.

I'll not lie, this seems like a movie where writer wants to justify his philosophical ideology as quickly and as raw and vivid as possible. You get what he wants to tell you but the way he tells it or portrays his characters build up is felt like it was written overnight to complete a deadline.

Could have been much better, but as it stands, wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

The thriller elements are well-executed, creating a palpable sense of dread and urgency. The suspense builds steadily, and the film keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with unexpected twists and turns. The movie begins with a series of killings that are further investigated by Swara and her team.

There are various great scenes and amazing places shown. Kudos to all the actors for their great job. Bhopal seems like a beautiful place and an amazing city. The thrill kept me tied to my seat.

The ending was a total game changer for me as an audience and was so unexpected yet real. It shows the impact on a human being from losing a closed one. Great elements and amazing ending, it completely changed the film and my perspective on food choices. Take a bow team.

It doesn't look like a low budget film, I don't know if it was but we need more cinema like this. Great tak on animal killing, insensitivity and promoting vegetarianism. This topic is so important and less talked of.

In conclusion, "mimamsa" is a thought-provoking thriller that effectively weaves together the themes of COVID-19, animal killing, and vegetarianism. While it may be too intense for some viewers, it offers a unique and engaging cinematic experience for those interested in exploring the darker aspects of our relationship with animals and our food choices during a pandemic. The suspense in mimamsa is masterfully executed.

The tension steadily builds, keeping the audience engrossed throughout. Twists and turns in the plot maintain a sense of unpredictability, making it a true thriller in every sense. The film's cinematography adds to the suspense, with stunning shots of natural landscapes and urban settings. Never knew of Bhopal to be such a beautiful place.

The ensemble cast delivers strong performances, making the characters relatable and believable. Their motivations and actions reflect the urgency of the environmental issues explored in the film.

Loved karan Sehgal character and the way it changed by the end.. Great twist and turns. Who could have known? Swara has acted great and her police counterpart Nadeem as well.. all the other characters are great and well put. Loved the comic role of brijendra kala as Osawa and not to miss, Motilal.