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A deeply introspective and unconventional film, Rani offers a poignant exploration of grief, identity, and the societal expectations placed on women, particularly mothers. Swarna Mallawarachchi delivers a gripping performance, embodying a character rarely seen in Sri Lankan cinema-one that challenges traditional notions of maternal sacrifice and morality. The film's atmospheric storytelling, strong casting, and evocative music contribute to its emotional depth, though it occasionally stumbles with pacing and underdeveloped character arcs. Despite these minor shortcomings, Rani remains a compelling and thought-provoking watch, standing apart from mainstream Sri Lankan cinema with its bold narrative choices and psychological depth. Ultimately, Rani is a great reflection of the psychological dilemma Dr. Manorani Saravanamuttu is struggling with after the sudden death of her son.

Being one of the most-fan-favorite & a promising director, Christopher Nolan has once again hit the audience with a historical masterpiece. Although Oppenheimer is much deviated from typical Nolan's style of huge scientific theories & insane plot twists, the movie had it's Nolan vibe in the screenplay, cast, background score as well as the buildup.

The performance by the cast was perfect with the exceptional acting of Cillian Murphy & Robert Downey Jr which may help writing their names against an Academy Award this year. The character build up was incredible.

Trinity test was one of the best scenes I've ever experienced in a movie and was a complete visual treat.

Nolan seemed to has pay attention to every single detail and the movie was very well contained the story of making the atomic bomb.

Anyway the dialogues with various accents were sometimes not much clear so might need a very sharp focus on the movie to understand.