I am not a person easily moved, and, well, I'm not proud of that. I've always been waiting for something to come along that could make me feel something. But that was until I saw this movie.
Well, I'm not going to sit here and say that this is the best movie ever made. Nandhalala has a lot of flaws – from poor camera angles to ridiculous acting skills of certain lead actors. So many goofs are there. But there's something in this movie that could leave an aching spot in your heart. If it's the story or screenplay, I could not tell.
The story line is so damn amazing, I really doubt if Mysskin had written it all by himself. But, no offense, he has managed to pull something spectacular. You would laugh, smile and cry to the earnest – don't tell me you haven't been warned.
***SPOILERS***
The storyline of the movie is simple – a small boy who had never seen his mother in his life joins hands with a mentally challenged person (who had happened to have escaped from hospital) toward his quest to find her. At some point, the disabled person finds that the boy's mother had left him to marry another man and now has a child to take care of. But he hides this from the boy and pretends to continue to search for his mother. At another point, they join with a prostitute they meet on their way. The movie climaxes – man, that's an odd word – when the boy finds who his real mother is.
What I like about this movie is that it has three amazingly interesting characters. The human emotions are well captured and delivered so that all class of audience would understand what a human can do. The characters they meet on their way are also deeply pictured.
There are some people with lot of love and some that don't show it. But there is no one in this world that could possibly live without this amazing quality that makes them who they are. Human mind is an amazing thing that could fall in love within just a second, but at the same time fall into hatred. When something you love, something you think you can't go on even a second without, is lost, you can still go on. And that is an amazing thing. You can love what loves you.
The boy's journey is not to find what is very far away from him, but toward what had been always within him. The quest might not have gotten back his mother, but had sure put some strength in him to accept and love what he already has. To come back where he started. Every man who had walked this planet had always been on a quest toward something what he thinks is very far away from. Those succeeded were the ones who knew where exactly to find it. Their heart!
There are so many things this movie could teach you – if you let it!
Well, I'm not going to sit here and say that this is the best movie ever made. Nandhalala has a lot of flaws – from poor camera angles to ridiculous acting skills of certain lead actors. So many goofs are there. But there's something in this movie that could leave an aching spot in your heart. If it's the story or screenplay, I could not tell.
The story line is so damn amazing, I really doubt if Mysskin had written it all by himself. But, no offense, he has managed to pull something spectacular. You would laugh, smile and cry to the earnest – don't tell me you haven't been warned.
***SPOILERS***
The storyline of the movie is simple – a small boy who had never seen his mother in his life joins hands with a mentally challenged person (who had happened to have escaped from hospital) toward his quest to find her. At some point, the disabled person finds that the boy's mother had left him to marry another man and now has a child to take care of. But he hides this from the boy and pretends to continue to search for his mother. At another point, they join with a prostitute they meet on their way. The movie climaxes – man, that's an odd word – when the boy finds who his real mother is.
What I like about this movie is that it has three amazingly interesting characters. The human emotions are well captured and delivered so that all class of audience would understand what a human can do. The characters they meet on their way are also deeply pictured.
There are some people with lot of love and some that don't show it. But there is no one in this world that could possibly live without this amazing quality that makes them who they are. Human mind is an amazing thing that could fall in love within just a second, but at the same time fall into hatred. When something you love, something you think you can't go on even a second without, is lost, you can still go on. And that is an amazing thing. You can love what loves you.
The boy's journey is not to find what is very far away from him, but toward what had been always within him. The quest might not have gotten back his mother, but had sure put some strength in him to accept and love what he already has. To come back where he started. Every man who had walked this planet had always been on a quest toward something what he thinks is very far away from. Those succeeded were the ones who knew where exactly to find it. Their heart!
There are so many things this movie could teach you – if you let it!
