appusnikhil

We miss movies that portray raw emotions without any artificiality these days, and that element really stood out in this movie.

The technical brilliance is truly mind-blowing, and the fact that a 23-year-old recorded all these scenes makes it even more impressive.

Stephen Graham is a severely underrated actor of our generation and many of his movies are also severely underrated. These movies have a flawless screenplay, and it would be great if they received the attention they deserve.

All the supporting actors have also performed their roles beautifully. As I mentioned above the movie captures the rawness of our daily life and I was able to associate with many things the characters of this movie were going through. Great direction.

I was really excited about this movie, and it was surprising to learn that it was the only one certified as a hit in theaters last month. I won't say praise the screenplay much, it's not the best one from Shahi but it's still an engaging one. There were a few plotholes in the film and it could have been easily avoided.

I think ' Officer on Duty' is one of the biggest hits of Kunchak's career and he has portrayed his role properly. Recently, he has been selecting some quality scripts. Kudos to that effort.

Another highlight of this film, is the music from Jakes Bejoy. The soundtrack is very apt for a movie like this.

The production design was also okay but as mentioned above there are a few plotholes that could have been easily avoided. What I'm talking about are things that the filmmakers could have easily sorted, and everyone watching the movie would easily notice those elements.

When was the last time you had a proper conversation with your child? I'm sure you'll want to have a conversation after watching this TV series-that's the power of a well-crafted movie or show. Stephen Graham has done a great job here.

This TV series perfectly captures the mental fight our younger generation is facing these days, and of course, electronic gadgets play a big role here. The TV series is set in the UK, and you may disagree with many things (I won't go into any big spoilers), like bringing mobile phones to school, how students behave towards teachers, etc., and yes, I believe it's time to have a proper discussion about these matters.

In the 21st century, are we truly ensuring the well-being of our young people?