MuviFan73

Tone, Script & Story: The story is adaptation of Novel based on Frankenstein penned down in 1800's. This time it's different. It's because of genius of Guillermo del Toro.

The thing is this Frankenstein is empathic, it is in search of partner and goes to a through a journey to find one.

As I watched the movie it's shown he kills but the thing to note here is he does that in defence.

Direction, Screenplay, Cinematography: Coming from Guillermo del Toro it's fantastic. May it be the monster, the ship, the old streets, the monuments, etc.

Final Verdict: You feel good while you watch the movie. Do give it your time.

The movie portrays a story of a person whose three generation have been earned their livelihood because of Taj Mahal. This man has went to judiciary to prove Taj Mahal was not a makbara but a Hindu Temple.

The story then highlights how the architecture is not hard core Islamic but such patterns are found in various Hindu sculptures across India.

It also highlights the closed 22 rooms in basement and why they should be explored. The thing is these do not add beauty to our sculpture. They are not marble or the designs inscribed on them.

Finally it also says the Taj Mahal is much older than what's given in history and a proper carbon dating must be carried out. I am on view that can a carbon dating of a stone carried out?

The film in court room expressed laughs against minority suggesting it were a propaganda against them and it could lure box office.

Final Verdict: There have been many incidences of people going to court for same reason in reality. But our judicial system sets an example for its robustness. I would say do watch it when it comes on OTT or so.