YogikrishnanP

While watching this, I couldn't help but draw parallels to Tamasha by Imtiaz Ali. It feels like the kind of film that may not receive unanimous love right now but will slowly find its audience and perhaps gain a cult following in the years to come. If you come across a lot of criticism for it, don't be surprised-it's the kind of story that not everyone will immediately understand or resonate with. And maybe that was the makers' intention all along. Strangely enough, by the time the second half unfolded, I found myself connecting with it in a way I didn't expect.