"Either you bully others or get bullied. Which one are you? "
This dialogue particularly stuck with me, given how much I disagree with it. It falsely causes one to believe as though there can never be a middle ground. How about "Neither do I bully others nor get bullied"? Cause that's who I was and who I prefer to be.
Nobody can be prepared enough to handle grief, especially when it is pertaining to the loss of a loved one. But I know how much of an 'Adam' I will be when time comes to it.
P. S. I couldn't help thinking about Night Shyamalan's Sixth Sense while watching this melancholic masterpiece.
A riveting performance by Prakash Raj and Brahmanandam. Nothing more, nothing less. With an outmoded and preachy plot and the characters generic, the film failed in exploring doors beyond norm.
The film could have gone 2 ways and gained the fame it deserved:
1. The focus could have been solely on the main character and his remarkable journey as a theatre artist.
2. It could have retained the preexistent familial subplot AND been a fair game - unbiased, balanced and…
