If you think back on this movie’s plot, it’s not very different or unpredictable.
But its form of expression is unique. It’s beautiful, psychedelic, full of vivid imagery with meanings relevant to the plot.
It’s message is not unique, but again, it’s a feel good message told in a different way.
Good acting all around, Rajkumar gives a good creepy performance, Raut is fine. Supporting cast is fine.
Good music, matching the scenes.
Last 15 minutes of cinematography is really good and you won’t find it in normal Indian films. Watch it in cinema hall to get lost in it.
So, here’s my review of a movie, whose title challenges me to not be judgmental, but then a review is all about judging the movie, right? I think that’s ironic.