Quite an intense movie. Well made, though it could have been better, especially when comparing it with The Kashmir Files, Kantara or Malikappuram.
But this is a must watch to understand how we, as parents, set up our kids for failure against proselytization when they don't know well enough about our belief system, culture and traditions. In extreme cases, like the one depicted in this movie, they are gobbled up into the world of global terrorism through gradual indoctrination. It shows our blindspots and how, not having kids rooted in our culture, can lead to them getting planted elsewhere.
Good casting with some solid performances. Adah Sharma takes the movie on her shoulders and does a good job of it. The story is well paced - broken into three parts - present, immediate past, and further past - keeping the audience hooked.
Definitely to be watched!
But this is a must watch to understand how we, as parents, set up our kids for failure against proselytization when they don't know well enough about our belief system, culture and traditions. In extreme cases, like the one depicted in this movie, they are gobbled up into the world of global terrorism through gradual indoctrination. It shows our blindspots and how, not having kids rooted in our culture, can lead to them getting planted elsewhere.
Good casting with some solid performances. Adah Sharma takes the movie on her shoulders and does a good job of it. The story is well paced - broken into three parts - present, immediate past, and further past - keeping the audience hooked.
Definitely to be watched!