Review by SoumikBanerjee1996

Despite being a tad slower in its natural progression, I wholeheartedly adore all of the complexities and the intricacies Pelissary cared to introduce here. "Churuli" is an eccentric tale dealing with the concept of the Time loop. A noticeably offbeat production that sets out to do things differently. A rather exploratory blend that is composed of Sci-fi rudiments and a much dominant share of human emotions which perfectly served the purpose for both its psychological niceties as well as the thrillful facets.

From a story perspective, it's quite a straightforward narrative that is abounding in strange stuff; in other words plain peculiarities. However, those elements have been treated more like delicacies rather than some factors of insignificance. And this same audacious mentality helped the creators to achieve a certain degree of certitude and flair in their craft. Further intensified by an array of technical dexterities and a couple of indelible performances.

Regardless, I'm still not positive about the efficacy of the final act; especially If I ponder over the frivolous detailing and an apparent lack of explanation regarding the same. Even though I can definitely understand their predispositions towards an open-ended outcome. But my question here is, could not this have been completely prevented? Was it that much necessary from an artistic standpoint? Did the circumstances mandate the same? I don't think so!