I am a Hindu girl and respects my religion deeply, but I really didn't liked The Kerala story. Adah Sharma's acting was bad, and her character seemed silly and unintelligent. Even though her friend warned her on the phone, she still told everything to the Muslim man she married without knowing him well. It was frustrating to see her make such foolish choices.
I also don't think a movie is needed to understand the dangers in the world. If someone tries to convince you to go to the US or Switzerland, you might consider leaving your country. But it's hard to believe anyone would agree to go to Syria.
I prefer watching fictional movies like "Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan" instead of movies that claim to be based on true stories but change the facts.
I don't understand why people are saying this movie is eye-opening. If this film is considered eye-opening to anyone, then it suggests that their perception must be severely limited or closed off to the reality of the situation.
I also don't think a movie is needed to understand the dangers in the world. If someone tries to convince you to go to the US or Switzerland, you might consider leaving your country. But it's hard to believe anyone would agree to go to Syria.
I prefer watching fictional movies like "Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan" instead of movies that claim to be based on true stories but change the facts.
I don't understand why people are saying this movie is eye-opening. If this film is considered eye-opening to anyone, then it suggests that their perception must be severely limited or closed off to the reality of the situation.