If you're an introvert then this film is specially made for you, it is a feel-good travel movie on life, and it might probably change your life if you take messages out of film-watching.
The film takes several turns by portraying 2 short stories within the main story/plot, one with a serious tone & another with a humorous tone that itself gives us a mixed/complete/satisfied feeling of having watched a good movie as the short film portions were well made with nice character performances.
The script and its execution felt so neat & clean with a linearly conveyed story but with non-linear narration, this is probably one of the reasons why it keeps held till the end.
Another reason is the places the movie takes us into and the kinda travel the characters get into, it feels so surreal and connects with us so easily and the better part is that the travel feels so real as it was made by a common person's perspective by showcasing the roads & buses they travel through with the zipped-in night stay at Himalayas with a camp-fire and casual way of having pani puris and taking breaks and so on, so many little things well made that add up to make the film natural and the different/unique sceneries that are showcased feels so good and gels so well with the content as well.
I'd like to avoid talking about the negatives in this film, deliberately.
It is a well-made film on life that should be watched once in a while when life throws stones at us.
The film takes several turns by portraying 2 short stories within the main story/plot, one with a serious tone & another with a humorous tone that itself gives us a mixed/complete/satisfied feeling of having watched a good movie as the short film portions were well made with nice character performances.
The script and its execution felt so neat & clean with a linearly conveyed story but with non-linear narration, this is probably one of the reasons why it keeps held till the end.
Another reason is the places the movie takes us into and the kinda travel the characters get into, it feels so surreal and connects with us so easily and the better part is that the travel feels so real as it was made by a common person's perspective by showcasing the roads & buses they travel through with the zipped-in night stay at Himalayas with a camp-fire and casual way of having pani puris and taking breaks and so on, so many little things well made that add up to make the film natural and the different/unique sceneries that are showcased feels so good and gels so well with the content as well.
I'd like to avoid talking about the negatives in this film, deliberately.
It is a well-made film on life that should be watched once in a while when life throws stones at us.