User Reviews

There are quite a few scenes in this film that are capable of giving major anxiety to it's viewers. This is the story of a family that follows all the religious traditions and rituals, perhaps due to the pressure of their relatives and society in general, but deep within have moved on from them and never stop their children from having big dreams and aiming for the sky, a place from where all the senseless beliefs that the world religiously adheres to, become completely insignificant. This movie shows how problematic our belief system is, how much unnecessary relevance we have given to them and how easily they control our life and the actions we take. But this film also tells us, that ultimately it's in our hand to make the right decision, and its very easy to free ourselves from the clutches of customs and traditions that are purely evil. All you have to do is think about what's more precious to you, the love of your family, the moments of happiness that you share with your dear ones, the smiling faces of your children, or the senseless beliefs that want you to fill your heart with hatred and bow down to the demands of the society that finds pleasure in the miseries suffered by your loved ones. It's an easy choice to make, if you think about it. Think, don't follow blindly. Brilliantly acted by Simran, Gautam Vasudev Menon and Adithya Bhaskar. Probably the only flaw of this short film is that it spoils the story of 'Oor Iravu' in one of its scenes. Thankfully I didn't pay attention to the subtitles in that particular scene.