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The story of the film is kind of common and slightly predictable but it has got some elements which make this kind of common script a worth watching one. Brett Lee and Tanishtha has very natural chemistry and it looks real. The director has taken a big risk by picking such a topic which can face a lot of criticism. Justified performances by each and every actor, especially the little girl smitha. a lot of dialogues are cliched but their usage in the scenes make them stand out.... The credits go to the Director for making a very common script uncommon by his creative visual storytelling.

One of the interesting Indo-pak stories to watch about the unsung hero, sehmat. Outstanding performance done by Alia Bhatt. And very engaging plot developed in the later part of the story. Reviving and meaningful lyrics from Gulzaar sahab. The music and the songs add another star to the film. Cinematography is done well and keeps the audience engaging. It should be another must watch in you list.

I found this documentary very interesting because of the six characters and their unusual journey to Camino de Santiago. The background score and music adds life to the frames and highlights the emotions of each character. I found a few shots unnecessary, like where the characters are looking at the road and route etc. which simply established their journey but wasn't really required. I really liked the shots where people are on their way to camino and spend some time on the streets with the localities, that is interesting and kind of a cultural mix. Moreover, the way all the characters were unknown at the start but later the way they build their bonds with each other over the journey is so good to see. I found a lot of hidden learning in the entire documentary. It's a good watch for people who's life is tragic at the moment and would like a get away, join virtual journey of Camino :)