A fresh perspective on life, love and loss.
Apart from the leading actors I think Abhishek Chauhan and Monika Panwar played such a convincing role, I loved her in Jamtara and even more so in this film. It has been able to potray the struggles that migrants go through when they are adapting to a metropolitan city.
The quaint portrayal of the parallel relationship between the old and young couple has elements of solitude and misery but Vijay Maurya has managed to make it hearth warming with a dash of humour.
I haven't felt the need to write a review of a film in a long time and this is definitely it!
Apart from the leading actors I think Abhishek Chauhan and Monika Panwar played such a convincing role, I loved her in Jamtara and even more so in this film. It has been able to potray the struggles that migrants go through when they are adapting to a metropolitan city.
The quaint portrayal of the parallel relationship between the old and young couple has elements of solitude and misery but Vijay Maurya has managed to make it hearth warming with a dash of humour.
I haven't felt the need to write a review of a film in a long time and this is definitely it!