When someone decides to show that a woman cheats on her very nice, very humble, down to earth husband, AND puts a marital case on him as a way to *begin* the movie, it should be a telling sign of where the maker's head is. In the gutter.

I still sat through until our annoyingly over acting (why!?) hero said "feminism antaru, equality untaru", that's it. I have no interest in anything any of them have to say, enough red…

Currently at the BQFF 2023 watching it - A note to any woman planning to watch this, it's sexist.

A note to anyone studying cinema and planning to watch it, there's nothing in this for you also.

The "learning" part of the title involves extremely long and mostly unintelligible monologues by men. With an occasional sprinkle of a woman saying something. No learning somehow?

People whose monologues are documented:
Andre the birthday boy assuming he's rich(?),

A very hot man…